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How Do You Build A Gable Roof Over A Deck?

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How Do You Build A Gable Roof Over A Deck?

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Building a gable roof over your existing deck will make it more comfortable, providing shade and shelter from the rain. The gable design of the roof will also allow for excellent rain and snow runoff in wet climates. Follow these steps to build one of these functional roofs yourself. Determine the locations for your roof support posts. Mark these locations on the deck and cutout areas in the deck at these spots to be able to dig a hole in the ground below the deck, set a concrete footing and attach the posts. Dig holes in the ground at each post location at least 18 inches in depth and 12-18 inches wide. Slide cylindrical concrete forms into the holes and fill with concrete. While the concrete is still wet, set and align post anchors in it. Allow concrete to cure for 24 hours. Measure and cut 6×6 support posts to size for your roof’s dimensions. Set the support posts in the post anchors and attach loosely with the included nuts and bolts. Make sure the posts are plumb, temporarily brac

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