DIY porch | FREE STANDING PATIO COVER | material from HOME DEPOT
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2023
- I built a patio cover for the first time, I got all material from home depot. Total for everything was $3000. It's a big PATIO cover for being the first one I built, 25x16 ft 6x6 post 2x8 rafters 6x10 beam 3 inch screws, 3\4 sleeve anchors and strong tie post base
here are some tools I use for this build .
amzn.to/3uFoyGA 72in level
amzn.to/3RmRw6S drill set
amzn.to/47YMi6O circular saw
amzn.to/3sWSpty string level to do a slope for water
amzn.to/48bSDvT tape measure 25'
amzn.to/3Tp9iIp framing hammer
amzn.to/3uOSPTj square 12"
amzn.to/47RNzNl Ear Protection
amzn.to/3Nh6qte work gloves
amzn.to/46SqVTN construction pencil
Construí una cubierta para patio por primera vez, obtuve todo el material de Home Depot. El total de todo fue $3000. Es una cubierta de PATIO grande por ser la primera que construí, poste de 25x16 pies, 6x6, vigas de 2x8, viga de 6x10, tornillos de 3 pulgadas, anclajes de manga de 3\4 y una base de poste de amarre resistente. 
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Always put the nut on the bolt then hammer it to the concrete that way you don't mess up the threads
thank you that’s great advice 👍🏾
Most anchor bolts are designed to where you won't mess up threads when hammering down
Thats a false statement, you will mushroom the top if you strike it to much or wrong on any anchor, always put the nut to where its flush to top of anchor@MrFaststang
Negative. Do not hammer. Your gun has hammer mode with no spin setting. Bolt has a dimple on threaded end. Set nut and use hammer gun to drive in bolt
Good quality❤
Glad to see you used hex bolts instead of the little 3 1/2" screws and the 'finishing' washers that are fake nuts. The finish solution from simpson is like 3x as much compared to using 6" bolts that will be stronger anyway.
the simpson it’s just for looks 😊
Nicely done but I would love my patio cover to attract tightly to the house so when rain I walking out without getting wet
There are two ways to have this done, one would be to see one side of the patio cover on top of the roof and the other will be called lean in patio cover. When it is lean into the house is attached to the side of your home and this way it will cover you from the rain or the sun.
@@RedblocksvideosI’m trying to build one, with permit. House already has a flat roof addition to the back. There’s a pergola at the moment nailed to the fascia, but it looks ghetto. Do you think it’s possible to build one a bit higher than a flat roof , so it over laps maybe a foot? Pitch the rain away. Thanks !!
@@JoshR512 yes, it’s possible to make it higher. Just check with the city for the permit
Great job! What height did you cut the posts at? Doing mine this weekend similar to yours, free-standing with the high side of the roof just above the house to keep the area under the patio cover dry. I like how this design maintains easy access to service the gutters.
I don’t remember the height of the post, I honestly didn’t measure how high they were going to be. They are the same high as the roof, and from there I did a slope of a quarter of an inch for every foot with my string level. I left a link for the string level from Amazon. If you want to purchase it it’s about three dollars. The actual party cover was about 14 to 15 inches above the roof total counting beam, and the Raptors going across. Hopefully this makes sense.
@@Redblocksvideos Oh yes this makes total sense, thank you! I installed the 3 posts near my house first to get the height of the beam on the posts correct then installed the remaining 3 posts and beam away from the house. I used your string level idea too, thanks. My rafter length is 12 feet, have not decided if I will slope to quarter of an inch or higher because I'm concerned of rain water not falling fast enough down the metal panels. Maybe I will go 3/8 of an inch and use galvanized roofing screws that have the rubber washer and caulk them all.
Looks good but been having so much trouble these kind of post they been splitting apart so much
what type of post wood do you use? I used the pressure-treated and I chose them. I didn’t let this store close for me, that usually keep out the worst ones.
This is a great job! Great video! How much of overhang did you do? It looks like you put it just a little bit past the Gutter so when you walk out, they’ll be no dripping in between that crack is that right? Is that how you did it?
thank you, it’s 2 feet both sides and yes that was the plan
Where do you attach the string for the slope. Do you attach it to the post on each end and and then mark for the cuts?
yes, i first cut all the post from one side of the cover and have them level, after a run my string from the top of the post to the other side and marked it
Excelente trabajo muy profesional, donde están localizados ??
gracias, en salem oregon!
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What size post beams are those I can’t find them that length came out beautiful
they are pressure-treated 6 x 6 x 8. They were a special order at Home Depot. If you go to the pro section you can order any size you like they do not have it in stock.
How did you prevent this from wobbling? I find when I don’t bury the post in concrete or tie into the house these structures always move a bit…?
I really don’t have a problem with that, probably because it’s pretty big and he has six post instead of four. It does move a little bit if push on purpose, otherwise it’s just fine.
Is there a slope on the roof? I didn't see one, if there is how did you make that heppen?
That’s a great question. In my county the minimum slope that this construction built has to have is a quarter of an inch for every foot minimum , this cover has 3” slope because it is 16 feet long. i used a string line level for this.
What size post beams are those I can’t find them that length came out beautiful 😻
if you’re looking for than at home depot, you won’t be able to find it in stock. they are spacial order head over to customer service and place the order. 6x10x14 this is the size for the beams and for the post i use 6x6x8. 👍🏾
@@Redblocksvideos What type of wood did you use?
@@yorvelisfalcon651 pressure treated 6x6 for posts , 6x10 for beam and normal 2x6 for rafters
Great job. What is the square footage? And what's the estimate of all the materials for this project? I like to do something similar on my back porch with a screen.
thank you 😊. it was 400 sf, just on material was $3k i got everything from home depot
very nice. How much did you spend on the supplies for this build ? I want to build the same for my backyard
it’s was about for $3000
What distance did you put the rafters spacing?
16”
How do you fasten rafters to beam where you over hung the from past beam?? Thanks for any help
I did a small notch to the Rafters so they can see flat on the on the beams, and then ice crew both size of the rafters 3 inch screws
@@Redblocksvideos awesome thank you. Is that patio all free standing not attached to house anywhere correct
This one is interesting because you chose to separate the house from the patio. Was it just preference that you didn't adjoin the roof of the house with the patio? I mean you wouldn't be worried weather or not rain or high wind and rain could plummet in between the two? It's still a great job but gutsy, lol.
I think he would need a permit and whatnot, if he attached it to the house, regardless of square footage.
@ApexxJimmy Yeah that came to mind. As a mortgage-free homeowner here in my state, we don't have to have to have any permits. As long as it's code.
I didn't want to complicate the construction of the patio, tying it to the house would be more steps to follow. Just like that it was faster and easier.
@Redblocksllc Yeah that's what I figured. Keep it simple right.💪👍🏼
I actually like the idea of not disturbing the house roof, my house is only a year old so I’m weary about messing with a new roof. I did notice the rain gutter so that should help with most rain water coming through the separation. I’ve seen quite a few videos and after seeing this video I’m pretty much going through with this set up.
Do you get snow in your place? Just wondering if this could handle snow loads, which I assume it does
it’s does but not as much, i believe it could possibly hold 6- 12 inches of snow not sure to be honest
Hello, in your cost does that include the brick pavers?
nope just the patio cover
I'm wanting to do something like this for my patio which is 33' x 9', that means I'll have to get different lengths 6x10 beams and posts be distanced unevenly. Anyone know if that'll affect the weight distribution?
you can use the same size post but yes you’ll definitely different beam size you coil decide it in 11’ section and get 6x10x12
Are those plans running across the beams notched slightly?
do you mean the rafter 2x6 ? yes
@@Redblocksvideos yes ok!
How did you fasten the rafters?
I used 3” screws in an angle
@@Redblocksvideos I was wondering that also because I didn't see you do it.
I thought I was the notches. But just to verify. Did you bird mouth the rafters?
Do you have a listing of parts, dimensions and plans?
I do not have a complete list, but I did use 2 x 6 regular number by 16 and 6 x 10 x 14 beams, and 6 x 6 post, 6 x 6 house brackets and 3/4 of an inch by six anchor bolt, also bracket and a tie tie bracket for a 6 x 6 beam, I also use 4 x 8 half-inch plywood for the roof and six by one facia board
How far apart are the posts?
11ft. it’s 26 ft long with 2ft overhang around
Que buen jale se aventaron. Cuánto cuesta un trabajo así ?
Gracias si yo lo hiciera para alguien yo cobraría unos $8000-$7000 pero me salió $3500 en materiales
@@Redblocksvideos Excelente trabajo !! Muchachos : este trabajo el costo $$$ de $7,000 / $8,000 tambien incluye ? lo del Piso
los Pavers ?
@@gensanchez9535 no, los pavers alguien más se los aventó. creo cobraron por día
Did you screw down all the rafter across the beams?
yes i did 3in screws
Did you?
I'm trying to build aa 18 x 18 with max height of 8ft. What would you recommend
you just use 4x4 for post and maybe 4x6 for a beam
@@Redblocksvideos due to a door being in the way of walkway would need to do a 4 foot over hang from on end of the beams would that be an issue if i used 12 foot beams
what sizes is this pergola?
27’x16’
how much was for the cross beams?
I can’t remember how much he was but for all the material was $3000. This is a 28 feet long patio cover. probably was around $300 per beam 6x10x14
Does the rain go through the gap where house roof is and patio?
only when it is raining with a lot of wind
@@Redblocksvideos also what’s the slope?
1/2 for every foot
You said quarter inch for every foot in another reply?
@@yashuwbyisrael2324 both works just fine 1/4 or 1/2
Did you have to get city permits?
no i didn’t but it would be a bad idea to check if you need one in your location
what type of wood did you use? pressure treated pine or ceder?
pressure treated 6x6 for post and 6x 10 beam
@@Redblocksvideos did you paint or seal it?
@@user-pl5ej3ls1jthat’s what I thought also pressure treated usually more lighter looks stained
i didn’t do any painting nor sealing, but it wouldn’t be a bad a idea to seal the rafters, the ones i use are normal 2x6
@@roberto6870 thank you
12:55 these were put on backwards.
The T strap?
This is probably a dumb question. Does free standing means it is not attached to the house?
yes that’s exactly what it means
Cuanto mas o menos el precio de material?
cuando lo hice fue como $3000-$3200.
Searched through all the comments rough estimate on the build costs
it was $3500
@@Redblocksvideos thank you for the reply!
Una pregunta. Si lo mueves se mueve mucho o no ?
muy poco , brazos que tienen en 45 en los postes ayuda.
Cuanto de profundidad el footing??
24 pulgadas
Muchas gracias
Did you stain those posts?
no i did it, that’s just the color of the pressure treated wood
@@Redblocksvideos do you know the item number on those posts from homedepot?
What is patio vover
PATIO COVER. A structure with open or glazed walls that is used for recreational, outdoor living purposes associated with a dwelling unit
can you hang out up there say two people just sit and enjoy the top view?
not a bad idea haha
This house has no yard.
Dystopian.
it does probably not as big as you would like yours.
You’re missing a lot of steps in your video. This shoddy project won’t last 2 years.
it already has two years, still in a good shape