Building A Well House #5: Corrugated Metal Roof

This is the 5th post on our well house project 

and we will take a look at the corrugated galvanized metal roof.

To get up to speed on where we have been check out these previous posts:

Building A Well House #1: Rubble Fill Foundation,

 Building A Well House #2: Dry Stack Cement Block,

 Building A Well House #3: More On Dry Stack Cement Wall,

and Building A Well House #4: Framing The Hip Roof.

Building A Well House #4: Framing The Hip Roof

This is the 4th post in a series on building a well house,

and I hope you will look at the previous posts

 to get up to speed on this project:

Building A Well House #1: Rubble Fill Foundation,

 Building A Well House #2: Dry Stack Cement Block,

Building A Well House #3: More On Dry Stack Cement Block.

Building A Well House #3: More On Dry Stack Cement Block

This is the third post in our series on building a well house.

Please refer to the previous posts to see how we got to this point:

Building A Well House #1: Rubble Fill Foundation,

 Building A Well House #2: Dry Stack Cement Block,

and Building A Well House #3: More On Dry Stack Cement Wall.

Building A Well House #2: Dry Stack Cement Block

This is the second post on our well house project

and in the first post, Building A Well House #1: Rubble Fill Foundation,

we looked at the foundation and got up to the first course of block.

Above we have dry stacked the block

 and prepared the form for a 4" bond beam at the midsection 

at which time we will also fill all the cores in the block up to that point.

This mid section bond beam is a bit of overkill

 but I needed to size the footer forms to the bond beam dimensions anyway,

and the forms make it easier to fill the cement block cores with concrete

much like a funnel.