If you ever do this again I would advise you to frame out all your 1x2 first, then put your post in(uprights) then use u-channel as clips for your 2x2 for the chair rail. You started backwards really, but you did it so good job!
I wish every up and coming boys these days had to watch this vid and many more just like it. This is how a MAN shows a boy what it means to be a MAN. I have to be honest it made me tear up watching. Because in todays upside down we dont see this enough. So thank you for all the tips i gathered. And the warm n fuzzys. Great job Dad! Amen
Omg, it looks nice, i cant believe you didnt use a chop-saw to cut the metal. I do this everyday, custom building lanis. You may run into an issue not having your 2x2 on the door jamb running straight into the wall. Cheers!
I wish I have your skill to do this by myself because I don't have the budget to pay professional to do it...there is a LOT of mosquitoes here at sunset, and neighbors' chickens/ducks/geese always dump their shits all over my front porch...very annoying cleaning those shit everyday!!! 😬 Nice backyard you have there, so green and fresh! And you are so cool to play in the rain with your "sidekick" LOL. I often do that with my beloved nephew, too, if there weren't much thunders in the rain. 👍😂
Can u pls list the parts u used for this projects pls? What kinda post did u use for the aluminium framing pls? I have similar porch and I don't want any wood framing. Thk You!
I can't seem to find the parts. I stopped a Lowes not too long ago and they had some, but not all of the necessary parts to complete the job. They didn't even have the screen door I'd need.
You can go etheir lowes or home depot and everything is in one section. I forgot what is it called. For beams i used 2x3 and the supporters on the side is 1x2. I used 3inches concrete screws.
martin H sorry for the late reply. I spent like $900 on that patio. Both front and back. And sometimes it depends on the store that you bought the materials.
You could frame the entrance to make it have a flat top with two pieces coming off at an angle, and use trim/paint after installing the net to hide the 1". Make it more geometric
Thanks for the reply, I have been wanting to do this work myself. Your video was right to the point. The time you had with your child was fun to see; I have a older son now, and I was always teaching him too.
I'm looking at doing my install but I have bricks on the lower portion of my front porch. It's not a flush surface so it's throwing me for a loop. Anyone have any ideas?
Hi all. I was inspired by Mannix project and found a great system from Screen Tight .. you need a chop saw to cut the aluminum. Q. What door is that? I can't a find a similar door like that at local stores.. cost, store and mic number if you have please good sir.. Thks
He actually took more than one day I could do that and for hours he didn't even use a chalk line to get the chair rail even lot of overkill and this video I would do same job for $650 Tampa Florida Brandon call me
I like your work, but I really love the fact that you took time to play with your baby under the rain.
Nice job! I remember helping my Dad growing up and it was always my my favorite thing.
Wow I like your garden covered with lots of trees , look fresh !!!!
If you ever do this again I would advise you to frame out all your 1x2 first, then put your post in(uprights) then use u-channel as clips for your 2x2 for the chair rail. You started backwards really, but you did it so good job!
You and your son did an amazing job. Both back porch and front door screens look excellent.
Thank you (I’m his son 8 years later)
I wish every up and coming boys these days had to watch this vid and many more just like it. This is how a MAN shows a boy what it means to be a MAN. I have to be honest it made me tear up watching. Because in todays upside down we dont see this enough. So thank you for all the tips i gathered. And the warm n fuzzys. Great job Dad! Amen
Omg, it looks nice, i cant believe you didnt use a chop-saw to cut the metal. I do this everyday, custom building lanis. You may run into an issue not having your 2x2 on the door jamb running straight into the wall. Cheers!
You should have slowed some parts down and explained what you were doing and parts used,,but excellent job.
Lovely assistant ... He helps a lot ;)
The boy is very cute! Thanks for the video.
lol youre son and u literally built this together!! great job
Fine work!
Very good! Great job
You are a clever man and it looks very nice .
What is the music
Thanks
Look like he got inspired by his neighbor.lol Great work Mannix!
How can I find the name of the parts you used, this is exactly what i Need.
nicely done!!! 😊
I wish I have your skill to do this by myself because I don't have the budget to pay professional to do it...there is a LOT of mosquitoes here at sunset, and neighbors' chickens/ducks/geese always dump their shits all over my front porch...very annoying cleaning those shit everyday!!! 😬
Nice backyard you have there, so green and fresh! And you are so cool to play in the rain with your "sidekick" LOL. I often do that with my beloved nephew, too, if there weren't much thunders in the rain. 👍😂
Great job also interested where you materials came from
Can u pls list the parts u used for this projects pls? What kinda post did u use for the aluminium framing pls? I have similar porch and I don't want any wood framing. Thk You!
Awesome, but a little too fast for me. Can you please send info. as to the parts you need, also the door, where did you get that?
Please list the materials you used for the frames, door, and screen. Great job. Thanks.
Awesome job and family time
Hi can you give me any information of all the part and supply you ordered from Lowe’s!? Thank you
What hardware did you use to attach the center crossbar to the post? Or do you remember what section of the hardware store you found it in? Thanks!
great job.
nice job!!!! so how much did you spend on materials? including the door.
yonder gonzalez he said $900 in a previous comment everything from homedepot
Man he's fast!
what is the material made of? wood?
Can you post the materials and equipments used in this video ?
Awesome job.
Hi. Nice job!!!
I would like to ask where did you get the raw material? Very important. Thanks
Tünde Frisch hi sorry for the late reply.
I got all the raw materials from lowes.
how do you keep the water out of this lanai. What is the name of the type of screen that does not allow water to get in and you cant see thru it??
I can't seem to find the parts. I stopped a Lowes not too long ago and they had some, but not all of the necessary parts to complete the job. They didn't even have the screen door I'd need.
Hi nice job
Did you put anchor bolts in concrete and all that?
Ali Raja yes sir
Can you tell me where to get these materials.
Do you have the list of items that you use or name of the product?
I'm trying to do this same thing, but I can't find the pieces that you used. What are the beams and supports called at Lowes?
You can go etheir lowes or home depot and everything is in one section.
I forgot what is it called.
For beams i used 2x3 and the supporters on the side is 1x2.
I used 3inches concrete screws.
how was the budget and can you send me the materials list i have the same size space to build mine please,thanks
martin H sorry for the late reply.
I spent like $900 on that patio.
Both front and back.
And sometimes it depends on the store that you bought the materials.
So totally 2 patios in only 900 u say ..?
were did you buy the material
Mannix, what type of screen AND what size spline did you use?
www.hdezhandrail.com/documents/ezscreenroom/brochure.pdf
T.J. Cummins i forgot the exact number of the spline.
But when you buy that thing you can ask the people who work in that place.
Anthony Carivea
Very nice
This is literally the only video I've found of someone installing the aluminum framing... every other video is using wooden framing. Frustrating.
Agreed!
🎉can u list some parts 🙏🏽
There is no kit. I bought all the parts from lowes.
I looked at the front neighbors design and copy theirs.
Mannix Estrera What were the exact supplies you got?
i’m what store section in lowers did you find the parts? from online? or at the store? please help i need to do my patio
What did you use to join the horizontal chair rail to the concrete/2x3 posts?
Yup 2x3 post.
What do you mean "Yup 2x3 post"?? The question was pretty clear, as was the question from Day Silva below. Is it a secret?
Ang galing ng pilipino 👍👍👍👍
do I need to get approval from HOA for this ?
Probably not, but read your HOA bylaws. Each HOA is different.
any idea how to bend the 1 inch piece to go around the top of a curved entryway?
You could frame the entrance to make it have a flat top with two pieces coming off at an angle, and use trim/paint after installing the net to hide the 1". Make it more geometric
they make a half by that will bend to any diameter
What is the name of the base clips that you used on your vertical rails?
Dennis Floyd i forgot what is the name of it but everything is in thesame section at homedepot.
Thanks for the reply, I have been wanting to do this work myself. Your video was right to the point. The time you had with your child was fun to see; I have a older son now, and I was always teaching him too.
nice
hey there, i live in orlando and i’m looking for someone to do this for my house. can you help?
Wow Jacob was 5 years old but he could help his dad?
What was your total material cost for the patio?
BBQ Made Easy close to $1,400
how much did the materials cost for the back?
Close to 1k for both front and back
Jim Warner i spent like $900 for both back ang front.
I Would love to work whit you, do you need help? I do screen repair
I'm looking at doing my install but I have bricks on the lower portion of my front porch. It's not a flush surface so it's throwing me for a loop. Anyone have any ideas?
Eddie Williams can you frame over the brick and seal the open areas? 🤷🏽♀️
No parts list?
do you need a permit for this
busa king I want to know too?
No
BIG CHIEF you guys dont need a permit unless if you add a roof.
Hi all. I was inspired by Mannix project and found a great system from Screen Tight .. you need a chop saw to cut the aluminum.
Q. What door is that? I can't a find a similar door like that at local stores.. cost, store and mic number if you have please good sir..
Thks
Joe campisi
I dont have the mic number anymore.
I bought everthing at lowes.
Hes bathing in the rain to save water its fun
Seriously? There’s no mention of what system was used? EZScreen? Screen Tight? What is this?
.........Do you technically need a permit ????..........
no you do not its non structural under the lani. now if you build out past the house then yes.
I think it is EZ Screen. Google it.
See link for more info: www.hdezhandrail.com/documents/ezscreenroom/brochure.pdf
Nice job but I'm very disappointed on where you didn't talk about your parts or didn't talk about anything so we really couldn't learn that much
He actually took more than one day I could do that and for hours he didn't even use a chalk line to get the chair rail even lot of overkill and this video I would do same job for $650 Tampa Florida Brandon call me
can you please leave your phone number
Poor dolphins they suffer in captivity
Your son will be clever like you
Learned nothing. I thought u start w top n then sides, and then bottom last.
Useless video, slow down and explain the process.
Useless...
Music sucks