I might have something in my stair section at our website on how to make posts stronger, but it usually requires bracing or installing a section of post below ground.
@@gregvancomI remember the video you did last year (maybe) about moving back a post/adding an additional post to stairs to strengthen that connection. I wasn't sure if it would be the same design here. Is it as simple as treating it as another post you'd use for a beam. In other words, do I just secure the post to the footing with a base bracket? I think I like the idea of adding an additional post, maybe a foot apart, to really anchoring that railing. Would you run the ramp all the way to level ground or pour a concrete transition (5' x5'pad with a 1x12 pitch)? To the wooden ramp would set back a bit, and that concrete pad (with a proper footing) could be used to anchor the posts to? Edit: sorry crazy night, just reread your message. You mean to set a section of post below grade, in the hole. That's not a bad idea and I know they have those protective sleeves and coatings you can put on the post too. I think I will do that and also off set a post back further just to have an additional anchor point there. So have the first post partially buried and then have another post set about a foot back. Or is that just over kill?
Hello, i am looking to build a roof between my garahe and house. Garage is at an angle to the house distance at front is 10 ft distance at rear 22 amd both garage and house are 28' deep. Both have gable roof with gables facing. Wanting to go under the house roof. Other issue house is 5/12 and garage is 4/12. Any way you could draw this up or do a video on it. Can give you wall heights. More looking for how to do the rafters along the angled wall in front sections
Man! I’m glad I found this channel! You have given me other options in my projects. I hope you had great Holidays and soon a new year! Thank you!
I would want a more robust foundation in a northern climate, outstanding video as always!
Very informative!
Man I love your videos. Any advice on making a secure attachment between a 4x4 railing post and the bottom/start of a wooden wheelchair ramp?
I might have something in my stair section at our website on how to make posts stronger, but it usually requires bracing or installing a section of post below ground.
@@gregvancomI remember the video you did last year (maybe) about moving back a post/adding an additional post to stairs to strengthen that connection. I wasn't sure if it would be the same design here. Is it as simple as treating it as another post you'd use for a beam. In other words, do I just secure the post to the footing with a base bracket? I think I like the idea of adding an additional post, maybe a foot apart, to really anchoring that railing. Would you run the ramp all the way to level ground or pour a concrete transition (5' x5'pad with a 1x12 pitch)? To the wooden ramp would set back a bit, and that concrete pad (with a proper footing) could be used to anchor the posts to?
Edit: sorry crazy night, just reread your message. You mean to set a section of post below grade, in the hole. That's not a bad idea and I know they have those protective sleeves and coatings you can put on the post too. I think I will do that and also off set a post back further just to have an additional anchor point there. So have the first post partially buried and then have another post set about a foot back. Or is that just over kill?
Hello, i am looking to build a roof between my garahe and house.
Garage is at an angle to the house distance at front is 10 ft distance at rear 22 amd both garage and house are 28' deep. Both have gable roof with gables facing. Wanting to go under the house roof. Other issue house is 5/12 and garage is 4/12. Any way you could draw this up or do a video on it. Can give you wall heights. More looking for how to do the rafters along the angled wall in front sections
Can u do a 16x20 gambrel style half storyy with dormers on the oposite corners then balcony with cupola with birds mouth peak on roof please🎉❤
That would be a great addition to the channel, I'll add it to the list!