Making a "lean to" roof for a walkway - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- This video follows the first part of my project to make a lean to roof over a walkway at the side of my house. It has now turned the walkway into a useful, sheltered space.
Part 1 shows how I designed the roof and built the frame for it as well as how I chased out a channel in my brickwork for the lead flashing.
I am a TH-cam DIYer and am no expert but have built a very solid roof. If this video has helped you with a similar project or given you the confidence to give it a try then please let me know in the comments. I also welcome constructive criticism or advice on how things can be done better.
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Thanks for watching
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This is brilliant. I have an old terrace house and this is so happening in my yard. 👍
Brilliantly explained and filmed. Thank you for uploading.
Extremely informative and a job well done! Thankyou for sharing with us
I’m building a lean to shed. Bolts for fixing the 3x3 to the concrete posts were a big help. Never seen them before.
That is a great video I have to build something almost identical and have the same concrete fence posts so this is amazing step by step for my project. Thanks for posting this!!
Excellent bit of work - greatly appreciated.
What a winner i am planning mine now after seeing this! Top Man
This is by far the best video I've seen showing the process. I've watched parts 1 and 2 twice. I need a lean-to and have been getting ridiculous quotes but might actually try it myself after watching these
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This video has been so helpful, thank you.
Excellent - really helped me.
Thank You for making effort filming and explaining whole process. It can be seen that camera gets in the way of Your work but You plough on through👍😁🍺
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Regards
Thanks for sharing this really helpful video. I am keen to have a lean-to built at the side of our house and this has given me some ideas that I think I can use.
Brilliant... Awesome... quality workmanship 👍👍👍👍
Great video - congratulations on a fine video and great roof. Picked up some handy tips for rafter angle measuring - have a 7m x 3m metre lean to to build shortly. Part 2 watching next ;-)
This is brilliant thanks.
thank you gu for the tips and great tricks
Great video, this will help me a lot with my project, thanks.
Great video, many thanks
Would you put a list of what you needed to do the job
Very professional and explained perfectly. I will be doing something similar very soon and hope it turns out as well as yours. The only part I will not be doing is applying the lead flashing. Any suggestions what I can do as an alternative. Thanks.
Thanks for the nice comments. I believe you can buy a stick on adhesive flashing online
uve just created a water pocket with the led just keep it up 1nch from bottom ur sorted
Am I the only one wondering what the neighbours will do when the rain or snow lands directly on their heads as they leave the house?
That's what I thought at first too, I hate my neighbor, but not putting a gutter on it seems a bit much 😆
Good detiels thank u
Thank you for the brilliant video. However, I have some concerns about using the neighbour's fence, am I allowed to use their fence as part of the walk-way/shed please? Thank you very much for your time.
Can you put all the size timber used because I want to make something similar to this, cheers :)
Great job! I want to build a similar one. I am preparing a purchase list, while for the roof metal bar, i can't find one with rubber seal. Could you please share the link where you bought it? Thanks.
out of interest how much did the materials costs for this job, approx ?
Brilliant video. Did you need planning permission? Only because its quite high. Thanks
Fantastic work, after seen this video I'll do my own.
Where did u shop?
Hi, I purchased the wood from a builders merchant but got the roof panels and plastics from a company called Eurocell.
@@consumedbynature and can you advice me on what kind a screw have u used and which the best? Please thanks
I know this is an old video but it popped up when I was watching something else.
Check your local Council. This could need planning permission and if it’s a party wall, you will need your neighbours permission. Just because it’s your house and your fence it doesn’t mean you can do what you want.
Great videos and well explained 👍 can I ask is the roof noisy from inside the house. Trying to imagine if I did one the same and sleeping directly over it 🤔
Do I need to cut into brick if I just want a lean to for washing to hang under just going to use corrigated plastic roof
Question about drilling into the concrete posts.
Have you had any adverse effects i.e. cracking or fixings loosening from the wind and elements over time?
I'm thinking of doing the same thing instead of sinking more posts into the ground right against my fence.
Great vid btw👍
I'm thinking of building something similar at the side of my house. The problem I have is that I will be using clear plastic sheeting as the roof. However there's a black pipe coming down the side of the house. When i put the plastic sheeting around the pipe. What's the best way to make it water tight?
How to build a leanon timber canopy diy
thx
What are the tools I need to build something like this somebody help me
How did you fix the door
Can anyone quote for similar work. 4ft x 25ft
I was looking to make lean 😂😂
do you have the roof metal Bar name? thanks
this may be a little late for you, but for anyone else, they are called Snap Down Glazing Bars, or Fixing Bars, depending on the maker.
so you don't need roof rafter hangars then? or cutting birdsmouth either?
Nice vid but joist hangars will save a lot of cutting/time.
Do you need guttering
Did u need planning permission for this? Thanks
No
Permitted development rights allow a max height of 2.5m within 2m of a boundary.. so long as the structure doesn't project forward of the principal elevation of the property.. Check out the gov planning portal.... It's worth checking with your local planning authority because some authorities have exclusions which prohibits this kind of development..
@@chevyimp5857 many thanks