Choose From 4 Lengths:

• 100% solid Red Western Cedar
• Ships FULLY ASSEMBLED to save time on installation
• Built to order by professional craftsmen
• Insect-resistant and does not absorb moisture
• Optional mounting board for easy installation (Adds 5-9" to length and 2-3" to height)
• Can be painted or stained to match home with any exterior oil base paint or stain (comes unfinished). Sealing helps keep the cedar from fading or developing cosmetic cracks over time
• Available in rough sawn and smooth sawn cedar
• Available in 8 different roof pitches + Custom (Click to Measure the Pitch of your Roof)
• Red western cedar comes in many color variations from reddish white to reddish browns your brackets and corbels may have beautiful color variations that differ from one product to the next
• Custom lengths and pitches available, Click for a FREE Estimate, email us your drawings at sales@flowerwindowboxes.com, or call us at 888-505-7715 today!

Choose from 6 Styles:

Gable 1	Gable 2	Gable 3
Gable 4	Gable 5	Gable 6

Related Products:

Cedar Brackets	Cedar Corbels	Cedar Braces
Cedar Rafter Tails	Cedar Mantels	Cedar Shutters

• Specifications:
  • 10/12 Pitch: 48" Base x 20"High x 4" Thick (Rough, 3.5" Smooth)
  • 11/12 Pitch: 48" Base x 22"High x 4" Thick (Rough, 3.5" Smooth)
  • 12/12 Pitch: 48" Base x 24"High x 4" Thick (Rough, 3.5" Smooth)
  Optional mounting board for easy installation (Adds 5-9" to length and 2-3" to height)
  
  Sizing Tip:
  Determining size can sometimes be a challenge. One tip you can do is to cut a 2x4 stud at either 48", 66", 78", or 92" and to have a handyman carry the stud up and hold it horizontally in the gable roof line. This can help simulate where the bottom beam is gonna lay if you order the corresponding gable. Take a picture of what it looks like from the street and usually this helps a lot. Sometimes there is a window under the gable which you can measure and use as a reference point. For example if there is a 60" window under the gable you can step back and look at it from the street and use the window as a guide as to how long a 66" gable might be. Most customers order 66" and 78" gables for their homes, however a 92" gable makes for a larger statement piece and we can also custom make gables up to 14' feet long. The bigger the space under the roofline, the bigger you may wish to get the gable to fill that space. A 48" gable is usually only recommended for small homes, small rooflines, and sheds.

CEDAR INSTALLATION CEDAR GABLES
**Our decorative gables should NEVER be used structurally as a load bearing or structural truss***. Installing our gables can be done a variety of ways and is very dependent on the situation. Typically these are installed in the gable roof line. If the roofline is closed up and the hidden 2x4s within the roofline are not visible then it is recommended you purchase the mounting boards with our gables. The mounting boards are 2x4s that “frame” the gable out on the outside connecting the spokes and completing the triangle. You would then locate the 2x4s hidden in the roofline and pass timberlok lag screws through the mounting boards and into these 2x4s in the roof line to hold the decorative gable accent piece. Mounting boards can also be added by the customer themselves by purchasing their own 2x4s locally. Depending on the size of the gable you might use 4 of the timberloks on a 66” gable or 6 of these on a 92” gable. If the roofline is not already closed up then you can pre-install blocking in the roofline before closing it up and order a gable without a mounting board. Some people don’t like to see the mounting board so this is a route you can go if the roofline is not already closed up. Pre install wooden blocking everywhere so that when you get the gable you can drill long 6-8” timberloks through the spokes and into the wood blocking. Always consult and defer to a local handyman/contractors knowledge to assist you in installing our cedar gables since every situation is slightly different and gable peaks can be framed differently from one home to the next.

MEASURING ROOF PITCH
Consider hiring a professional handyman or contractor to measure your roof pitch on site. Use of a plumb bob and a level is likely needed to accurately measure the pitch of a roof. PDF pitch charts are available by email request but only give a rough idea of pitch and should not be used to determine actual pitch.

NOTE: If used outdoors we recommend sealing the wood to minimize the chance of it cracking over time. Sealing with oil-based paints (not latex), stain, or clear sealant is preferred. Large timbers can be subjected to small cracks over time nonetheless up to 1/16” wide without compromising the product.