The other thing I did was cut out the timber which was stretching across the entrance to both doorways. This was there so that the walls could be lifted up and remain rigid without twisting around as they were raised. I left them in this long just in case, but now the roof is so solid there is no movement in any of the walls, so these pieces could go. The other reason I chose today was the REALLY heavy rain that was forecast, which I anticipated would be too much for the tarpaulins to contain, so the floors are left open to the elements (no tarpaulins at all). With the timber in the doorways it would have let the water form a deep pool, but now it's gone the rain should run out of the side of the shed as quickly as possible. I need to get the actual roof boards/felt on as soon as possible - not sure how long the floors will hold up, even though they are WBP (weatherproof) plywood.
Hey, I just framed quite a complex roof and it looks good! Still a lot to do, but more has been done than is left to do, so I'm happy that it's all coming together, piece by piece.
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