3/4 Tongue & Groove plywood or T&G OSB

[EddieWalker]

Congrats on the progress.

One thing to consider for the next time is attaching your OSB lower onto the floor joists. Zip System sells their OSB in longer lengths that makes doing this a lot easier. 4x9 sheets are what I buy the most often just so I can tie the floor joist into the rafters for maximum strength. I also like to go horizontal at the bottom and then go vertical on the next row so I can get the gable end tied together. I'm sure you'll never have a problem, it's just a little extra strength that doesn't cost very much more.

 

[Lineman North Florida]

I had a chance to work on it again this past weekend and was able to get my eaves drip roof tin and gable trim completed, I will have to go back and put some more screws in but I ran out of time on this trip.

 

[EddieWalker]

With that nice ridge vent, what's the reason for the gable vent?

 

[Lineman North Florida]

With that nice ridge vent, what's the reason for the gable vent?

Strictly because my wife asked me to put up something to break up the front, $20.00 vent won her over, she said even a hunting camp should look nice.

 

[hawkeye08]

Looks awesome! thanks for sharing.

 

[EddieWalker]

Strictly because my wife asked me to put up something to break up the front, $20.00 vent won her over, she said even a hunting camp should look nice.

Here, we hang Texas Stars up there and make it purdy!!!! or maybe a decorative wall light? Nothing wrong with it other then more work trimming around it when you do your siding.

 

[Lineman North Florida]

O.K. so I had a chance to work on the camp for 6 days and made some good headway, siding on , windows trimmed out, exterior doors hung, soffit installed etc, etc , ready for a break.