hi marc hope this answers your question roll roofing is always ok and its actually supposed to be used when there is a little pitch when there is no pitch roll roofing is also required but it has to be smooth no granulated torch or hot work must be a Peal in stick base and cap smooth then when you get to pitch roofs only up to a 3 12 pitch could you roll horizontally any thing great from 4 12 to 8 12 must be rolled vertically or as what some people call strapped any thing greater then 8 12 must either be 6 nailed shingle and felt strapped or standing seam metal

If the cracks are running the length of the boards it's probably the wood shrinking from drying out.If the cracks are running across multiple boards horizontally there may be some foundation issues that is actually slowly tearing the wood apart.Either way I would probably have a foundation expert to come analyze the situation.

They're stacked in a horizontal grid, no offset.

Take new ones with landscape (horizontal) mode.

You could plan to move Up in size and ammenities and not horizontally. 

Horizontal snow and sleet delivered with gale force winds will do that to you.If it were me, that would be my first consideration. 

Instead of getting custom made tall doors, I am looking for someone who can build that small wall section that is horizontal above most closet doors. 

In the V zones your lowest horizontal structural member has to be at BFE (base flood elevation) but to get the best insurance rate you have to be 4 feet above BFE.

Please assist...Thanks2, the front side exterior wall has a horizontal crack at the bottom.

If you're not in a rush, and you can wait, then you'd be able to focus most of your effort on bootstrapping your new business.In an effort to help persuade your wife to toughing it out longer, try explaining that if yall stick to option three, you could potentially get a bigger/better new construction house later *and best part of all* another horizontal income stream (i.e. rental income).