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AdvancedBuilding system

Configure roof accessories

Add fascia, bargeboards, gutters, hooks, flashing and downpipes in a controlled sequence.

Build the edge in order

Start with the roof and sheathing, then add fascia and bargeboards before gutters, hooks and downpipes. Flashing belongs where the selected roof assembly exposes it. This order makes missing supports or overlaps easier to see.

Bargeboards

Outer bargeboards can be controlled for the main roof and dormers. Their live height and eave-end length multipliers depend on a compatible generated roof-detail stack, including the relevant battens and boards.

Hip roofs have fascia around all four eaves and no gable bargeboards. The Hip Live Control panel therefore omits the Outer Bargeboard controls.

Gutters and downpipes

Inspect gutter continuity and hook placement along the eaves. Downpipes can be positioned manually. The automatic placement maintains a small wall gap—currently 10 mm—unless a manual offset changes it. Treat that as model spacing, not a substitute for brackets or local drainage design.

Hip roof eaves and drainage

In Hip roof V1, Eaves flashing sits above the enabled batten stack and beneath the covering. Its folded edge clears the fascia and its angled lip extends into the gutter. All four corners use matching mitres. Hide the covering and caps to inspect these junctions.

Gutters on all four sides also creates hooks and two downpipes at opposite corners. The vertical pipes are centred on the corner-post boards with 10 mm face clearance in their generated position. They follow the available wall finish when wall layers change, or when corner boards are omitted. Connected rounded bends close the pipe transitions, and nearby hooks automatically clear the outlets.

The Hip Downpipe live slider changes the inclined section between the bends while keeping the gutter connection and hooks fixed. Reset restores the automatic wall clearance. Hip roof V1 was released on 13 September 2026; older Hip models need regeneration to receive these details.

Quantity and constructability

Accessories add useful visual and estimating information, but corner joints, outlets, slopes, fasteners and water discharge remain construction decisions. Review the model at ends and junctions, then confirm product lengths, units and supplements in the supplier comparison rather than pricing only the visible linework.

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