Tin Deck Roof

However with a seamed or crimped roof style you won t need screws.

Tin deck roof. Today s metal roofs are a far cry from the corrugated tin barns of the bucolic past indeed now you can choose from tin zinc aluminum copper or galvanized steel. Step 2 take measurements. Metal roofs are stylish. It has a galvanized steel roof and a double track system for mosquito netting included.

Frame up a box the size of the outer dimensions of your deck using 2 by 4 inch lumber. The deck roof of today isn t the drab concoction so many of us remember. This slanted metal roof attaches to the wall of your house and will work on an existing deck or patio. For example assume the porch measures.

How to build a tin roof over a deck step 1. In stock at store today. Designing the deck roof. Measure the porch to find the best length and width for a tin porch roof.

This is where the real planning began as the design of the roof would drastically effect the appearance of the finished deck. Then run joists connecting the front of your roof with the rear every two feet along the length of your roof. One buyer noted it stands up to rough weather. 3 wide rib panel.

Covered decks can be made with either stand alone roofs or when the deck is adjacent to a building with a roof connected to the building. For an r panel style you will need to install it with 5 16 inch lap screws. Mark the line 2 inches in from the. Step 1 select a tin roof type decide what type of tin roof you want by selecting either an r panel or v crimp style.

Have no fear though. Build the frame of the roof on the ground. Mark the porch with a line parallel to the edge farthest from the house. Materials required fiberglass panels gutter and downspout pressure treated 2x4s roofing screws.