Hello,
We are going to replace the facade on a storage shed where the panels (120mm) overlap each other and would like help with calculating how much material is needed.
We are also considering replacing the roof, what is the cheapest option for that and how do you calculate the material for it?
Do you have panel boards with you? Place two beside each other (as they will be nailed up later) and measure the distance between the corresponding point on both boards. Not as difficult as you think. Then you get how much it builds on the width. For example, 102 mm. Then you need 4500/103= 44 boards on the back.
Do you have panel boards with you? Place two side by side (as they will be nailed later) and measure the distance between the corresponding points on both boards. Not as difficult as you think. Then you get how much it builds in width. E.g., 102 mm. Then you need 4500/103= 44 boards on the backside.
Today the boards overlap, I assume they must do that for some reason?
What profile do the panel boards have, could it be Z-panel?
Here's the calculation in that case (but one must also consider potential waste):
Regarding the roof, I think that regular raw boards plus trapezoidal sheet metal are the simplest and cheapest: http://www.gsbyggvaror.se/?page=product&category=24&product=674#product
Whether paper is needed in between, I don't know, but I believe it is not needed for a simple, well-ventilated storage shed.
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