How to Build a Patio Addition! || Massive Patio Addition Cover!

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Title	:	How to Build a Patio Addition! \|\| Massive Patio Addition Cover!
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I see all these comments and of course I am rolling in late?brI am a sub contractor specially finish carpenter whereas I might be called into trim out the inside of it ect,brbrI am shocked to think a homeowner would build this to their beautiful home w/o permitting it and using a GC ?brForget the back & forth do you know the devastation that would come in a bad snow season and that structure has no snow calcu’s from an engineer ?brI also suspected something was wrong going back & looking at the way it’s attached?brAnd when the men
Comment from : zephyr1408

Great video I just would like to know what a “c” cut is or did you say “Seat cut “ plus what is an “angle cut”brbrIt’s confusing because I know what a “Birdsmouth is and “plumb” cut the match your pitch of the roof!brbrJust saying ?
Comment from : zephyr1408

beautiful job, but wow that grass got jacked up bad
Comment from : fidiusjwhoopie

Seems like that mild beambrIs bowing down pretty good ?!?😮
Comment from : Randy Anderson

What size rafters?
Comment from : Mario Rios

What size are the beams you used?brbr6x8s?
Comment from : Cory Sepulveda

Just something I noticed You should try to put any material that has any blemishes towards the back where people and the weather can't see them I noticed your first rafter has a major blemish running almost a third of the way up it Just something we always tried to do when I was roofingbrWe always chose the best straightest stick of timber for our first rafter Build was lookeed pretty good and I really liked those brackets I actually found this video looking for ideas for a house I am planning on building this year
Comment from : Backyard Russia

Everything looks really good, thank you for sharing
Comment from : Santos Estrada

Please please please, where can I find the specs for the timber frame?
Comment from : Charles Johnson

Roughly speaking, what cost range is this project in? Thx!
Comment from : VicMackeyFTW

Nice build brother, What was the distance between the post? And what size beam did you use to span that distance? Looks beautiful
Comment from : Ron Hedin

Nice digs!
Comment from : AZCobraman

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Comment from : Razib Akon

Great job guys I have a quick question, how did you connect the ridge beam and side beams to the brick house?
Comment from : Romano Blv

We are excited to see your project
Comment from : T Brown Records

I like it
Comment from : Jerry L

Thanks for the video Great work! Aesthetic question (novice), is there a max length (depth from house) the patio cover can extend out before having to use a pole?
Comment from : tina larkin

I’m Wondering about the sheeting on top of the t&g decking? Can it be done without?
Comment from : Pete Afonin

How much does something like this cost you
Comment from : D & C Street JOHNSON

Great jobhow big is this is unit? Also, what size timber did you use for the ridge beam and roof joists?
Comment from : Mike Nuzzolese

Consider using glulam beams next time; your solid-sawn beams are already failing
Comment from : Troy-Moses

What gauge steel or thickness are your brackets made of?
Comment from : thomaswenhardt

As soon as I saw how wet you mixed your concrete I stopped watching
Comment from : FORKinFISH

Nothing like wet setting, huh?
Comment from : Cavey Clark

are those 6x6 posts
Comment from : Randy García

great job buddy
Comment from : pollo

Awesome job! I was watching your video and I noticed @6:45 there is a longitudinal crack in the beam due to bending stress
Comment from : ragder13

How did you attach it to the existing home? I didn't see where you mentioned that There isn't a ledger board
Comment from : Jon Gamble

This isn't really a "how-to" video It's more of a progress of what they did and provides no actual information on what material they used, measurements, etc I'm not hating, I'm just saying it's title is wrong
Comment from : Charles D

6:40 is that a bend in that big cross beam?
Comment from : Lotso The Bear

not a fan of that type of bracket You can just lay the second beam on top of the first two
Comment from : slim slim

👍👍🇧🇪
Comment from : Christophe Delepaut

What was the BUDGET for this covered structure?
Comment from : BROTHER JAY

Nice work gentlemen
Comment from : Sarge 0311

The brick is far from matching the house
Comment from : Isaac Taylor

做工真好，價錢是否很貴？
Comment from : Jenny Day

How much is it for something like this?
Comment from : PARADISE

This house really needed something on that side this patio is a perfect way to make the house look better and bigger in a classy way Add on patios in the back of the house are a good place to put solar panels if you want them That way they are lower than the roof and not seen from the street or front of the house If I extend my patio I would like to add solar and wire it to battery storage in the garage
Comment from : Frank Coffey

Hey what was the cost for such a beautiful project
Comment from : Imran Khan

How much was this one?
Comment from : CDGMR1

Amazing work All in what did it cost you?
Comment from : Raffi Sosikian

I see you described tieing the beams into house but how did you seal the rafters and/or roof metal to the building so it did not leak? Did use tar on rafters and metal sheathing? What kind flashing? Great job guys
Comment from : Mark Hocken

Will like to know if there's a possibility of beam sagging If so what would be the best way to fix issue?
Comment from : Israel Mondragon

What material did you use for the shiplap? Looks like standard 2x4s without tongue and groove or an “L” edge??
Comment from : Matt Irwin

Awesome
Comment from : Adams9663 Adams

What are the spans of those Timbers and size of them??
Comment from : Alex Landwehr

dude that looks utterly bad ass can you give some sort of estimate or ballpark of what that would cost?
Comment from : Another Channel

What are your max span? Between the post ? brNice job
Comment from : Hugo Vivas

Do you recommend any companies that do similar work to what you have done here? Lake Elsinore is in Riverside county
Comment from : Franki Villalba

How much would this cost! Im in Lake brElsinore CA?
Comment from : Franki Villalba

Nice But why not add siding to the ceiling It would've look much better My 02 cents
Comment from : Fernando Rodriguez

Love those “X” brackets you had made! Can I order those from you? Or do you have the contact for the company that made them That’s exactly what I need!
Comment from : Gil Rahrig

What were dimensions of this build?
Comment from : Dale Allen

What does a gazebo cost ?
Comment from : John Pleszewicz

hi I'm a regular guy thinking I might learn something You never showed me how to set the vertical beams into the cement Thanks for nothing now I have four holes in my yard with buckets over them you guys SUCK
Comment from : Smokey 47

As soon as you said telehandler I thought that grass is getting seriously messed up Nice deep furrows I also didn't understand why you didn't build the brick pillars as actual concrete filled pillars with the wooden posts attached to the top rather than running through I guess it's unlikely to be a problem in the future, just seemed an odd way to do it While I'm not a fan of the metal brackets, plenty of people prefer them and the finished project does look good
Comment from : jayndubya

Great job, I'm not going to ask you these stupid questions, like did you get the brackets engineered that's got to be the dumbest thing I've read
Comment from : Les Wayne

That shit is going to bend, you have no headers
Comment from : Lucada

How much would something like cost?
Comment from : Mohsin Raza

Cool channel Well explained for dummies Gracias!
Comment from : Gaylienigena

Shouldn't you have stained or painted the wood beams and ceiling?
Comment from : buba shalom

Did you fix the large holes from the tractor tires in the lawn?
Comment from : buba shalom

That looks great! Also if you call that an A-frame, I wonder what you call what I call an A-frame
Comment from : Jonathan P

This looks so good it’s crazy, seriously good work
Comment from : Jon Duppong

New sub here This build is SICK!
Comment from : Hungry Arch

How you attached top beams to the house? Thank you!
Comment from : Prakash Ambastha

Next time show how you tied into the house
Comment from : NRP

Thats really good buildbut why you guys did gabel (A) roof? I see the house is having Hip roofwould have been better if it's same Hip roof style patio cover Just a thought
Comment from : Prakash Ambastha

De acuerdo se ve que no tienen mucha idea de que importante es los cimientos, el tamaño de cimientos que usaron es para algo muy pequeño y los brackets para algo muy grande , esos cimientos no pasan inspecciones ni de chiste acá en California los los códigos son extremos pero bueno una vez cobrando cheque se acaba la garantía
Comment from : Francisco

Finished product definitely looks amazing good job Did you have to have those massive brackets checked by an engineer first? And small detail but you may want to keep a few pieces of plywood to put down on the grass looks like the homeowner is going to have to get landscapers to fix those divots
Comment from : Jason Thomas

All good, except, one thing I saw wrong!, When you had that forklift on the grass that grass should have been protected with plywood or something,the ruts in the ground are inexcusable, your supposed to be pro,s
Comment from : Bernie Bass

How much did that job cost?
Comment from : The Loobis

So a video on how not to do it…
Comment from : Matt Thornton

Outstanding
Comment from : Lyle Reinier

any chance you can tell us what this cost in material?
Comment from : TacticalJody

Awesome work done! where to buy those 6x6 beam bucket?
Comment from : Prakash Chandra

Not a bad way to spend 20k
Comment from : Cole-Trickle

Question about the sheeting over the shiplap Is it needed? For structural stiffness? Can you use thinner since there is already a layer underneath? Thanks
Comment from : Richard Lee

Hope you guys didn't use that same roofing contractor put that metal roof on above! Cuz that is a terrible installation of that metal roof!
Comment from : Tracy Scott

Excellent!
Comment from : Robert Coulson

Did you consider staining the beams before putting them up to ensure weather proofing ?
Comment from : Andrew Lombardi

I can’t remember but did you guys match the brick with the house? brbrAlso did I mention that I liked how you matched the brick with the house lol
Comment from : J

Looking good except for the bricks work you really don't know how to lay them clean
Comment from : ss

we are doing something similar framing starts tomorrow! having a real hard time picking color / stain lol we want to keep some natural wood look but that does not go with the house at all
Comment from : Andrew Lombardi

How much does a job like this cost?
Comment from : Big Dada

Putting wood into concrete? Not the smartest idea it will rod away Also the first row on the aframe seems broken Also the distance from the patio to the house seems to low moving of the patio might damage the house
Comment from : adgsdg

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say there were no structural engineering or permits involed
Comment from : MrPogface

WHATS SOMETHING LIKE THIS COST? GREAT BUILD!
Comment from : Cee Double U

Hey guys that is a beautiful patio cover brDo you do any work in the state of Oregon ?brThank you very much
Comment from : AMLO Lover

Is it me or are the beams already sagging ?
Comment from : Operation Hotshot Inc

What’s up with the cracked looking wood on the top front left side of the A frame?
Comment from : Bizz Fo

Not centered with the 2 small house windows
Comment from : Bizz Fo

Haha, you guys jacked up that yard, the ruts
Comment from : Bizz Fo

bricks looking a little red there
Comment from : Christopher Jones

How did you guys fix the damage the skytrack left on the lawn ?
Comment from : Jesus Canales

Bro you didnt put plywood down on the lawn to protect it from the lift Bucsh League but the rest was awesome and i love the custom brackets
Comment from : Buck You

House and yard is gorgeous! Wish my husband would enlist some DIYers for our patio! Your project turned out beautiful, btw😂
Comment from : Glen Butler