Posted by coshoo on June 10, 2020 at 09:48:54 from (63.231.25.162):
In Reply to: car ports posted by ratface on June 09, 2020 at 09:14:59:
I have 2 of them, and am well satisfied. As another said, go the full width of the slab- not much more money, and you can get more stuff in out of the rain. Don't know about the snow load/wind situation- western Washington, where a foot of snow is rare, and winds generally under 20. Lots of rain, though, and I'm glad I had them put siding on the windward side.
As far as the horizontal roof panels, they raise up one end several inches so it slopes, and the rain runs off the end. No problems with leaks. I took great pains to make the area where the base sits perfectly level. Then they came and sloped it, and if I had done nothing, they could have just built it as is and the slope would have been perfect. Oh, well.
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