charlie850
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Has any one here ever seen or done diagonal Yorkshire boarding?seen a few pictures in magazines but would like some pictures of how it's done [emoji106]
Diagonal Yorkshire boarding
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charlie850
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Totally agree but diagonal boarding looks better/different and that's what the farmer wants
Then I guess you would have to close the spacings of the cladding rails a bit, to support the boards at something like the same centres as if they were put on vertically.
Should think you would have to measure regularly as you went along to make sure boards run equally top and bottom of cladding, and set gap top and bottom with piece of timber each time.
Will be interesting, take us some pics as you go.
Should think you would have to measure regularly as you went along to make sure boards run equally top and bottom of cladding, and set gap top and bottom with piece of timber each time.
Will be interesting, take us some pics as you go.
charlie850
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Took 5times longer then normal boarding
diggerjones
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- Location
- South cheshire, audlem
I can't believe this was for a farmer. I don't think it works any better. It does look different .and things are better different.
massey 6480
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- Location
- Eire Field down the road
Now that`s look`s well . Very tasty work you`v done there .
Landyman
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That looks smart
Looks well.
I still think driven rain will run down insides of boards a bit, but if customer is not worried, happy days.
How did you keep it all symmetrical, did you have to measure both ends of each board down from the eaves beam, and set them all the same in each section?
I still think driven rain will run down insides of boards a bit, but if customer is not worried, happy days.
How did you keep it all symmetrical, did you have to measure both ends of each board down from the eaves beam, and set them all the same in each section?
charlie850
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Measured centre in every bay and middles of each stantions (marked a line threw the centre)cut 1 end of the board off then placed it on the bottom and then marked again where it met the line and cut
Was quite easy once we got going just took a lot longer
charlie850
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It's for a farmer [emoji106]
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
It will catch on with the same folk who have diagonals in their post and rail.
Different just for the sake of it.
Fine but I'm out.
Different just for the sake of it.
Fine but I'm out.
- Location
- northumberland
Technically that’s space boarding not Yorkshire boarding ( wether straight or diagonal) Yorkshire boarding is 2 rows of boards with inside row overlapping the gaps of the outer row with wider spaces between boards
Agri Design
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- Location
- East Ayrshire, Scotland
This one is Cream of Galloway Rainton Farm @Col555. I designed this back in 2009 or 2010 I think it was. Boarding was designed to look a little more interesting. This front gable also didn't need any ventilation.
David
Agri Design