High Wind Portch Roof

The railings make the gazebo look like a permanent fixture and make it look way more expensive than it really is and the serving shelf is such a welcome but unusual feature on a gazebo.

High wind portch roof.

Fabricating and attaching reinforced steel porch columns. If you have wind damage to your roof caused by high winds and the accompanying flying debris you need to start the repair process right away starting by working with an experienced contractor to get an estimate and mitigate any further damage by covering the damaged areas of your roof windows etc. Framing and reinforcing the 2 6 walls with plywood sheathing. With tarps plywood heavy plastic or other protective coverings your contractor will have the tools for this type of thing.

Pouring the concrete slab foundation. Free shipping on orders of 35 and save 5 every day with your target redcard. Adding a large covered patio to a waterfront home in a hurricane zone required extensive reinforcement of the framing to allow it to stand up to high winds including. Applying a water shield underlayment to the roof.

Required nail spacing varies from 3 inches to 6 inches apart depending upon type of nail and rafter spacing. Custom steel column posts that were fabricated on the jobsite then bolted to the concrete slab and support beams for added security. The railings add structure and support and the roof is sectioned and curved increasing the gazebos strength against high winds and rain. Reinforcing the roof rafters using steel straps and hangers.