Looks good. 👍 One word of caution if you live in an area that gets a lot of snow: notch the top of the posts for the headers, rather than relying on the screws/nails to hold the header to the posts. You want the load on the post more than the hardware.

Lovely piece of land you have there, sheltered by the trees, low winds I presume, private. Nice.

Great information was easy to understand & the photo angles were very helpful. Thank you

Fantastic video! Thank you!

Excellent video, Sir!

Awesome... Im doing something very similar for a Shed out back.. I doing the back wall .... Great that it looks like 2x4s will work! Basing my plan on this....

I want do this to my 12x24 Cabin. great idea, well done

That works for me. Quick, easy and not over complicated. Good job

Beautiful job !!..awesome build..

if you have lap siding on the existing building would you saw cut it off where you want the ledger board to be so that it stays flush against the top sill plates? My garage is a separate building with no soffit because the roof doesn't extend beyond the walls. So should I shimmy some flashing under the shingles and over the top of the ledger board? Looking for some advice thanks.

I found the lumber you get today is not all the same size, rafters could be anywhere from 11/4 to 1 5/8 thick and 2x6 51/4 to 5 5/8 causing waving up and down across your rafters. I install the rafters with a string line and then install the Simpson strong ties to make the roof even. Don’t put your ties up first unless you measure each rafter to make sure it’s all the same size. Oh yeah, I pre drill all my tin first. Stack them all together make sure they all are even, mark where the holes go and drill your first two holes , one on each side and put two screws to hold everything and then drill the rest.

Great video, thank you. Looks like something we could tackle over a weekend or two. Any chance you remember your appx budget for this? We're planning now. Thanks again

Nice film thanks.

So I went to hire a handyman who advertised that he was a handyman to build a lien two on the back of my garage. He absolutely freaked out so I told him never mind and then I found your video channel and I thought well this is not that hard so thank you for posting because I’m going to build myself now!

Nice to see a fellow Alabamian on YT. Great vid inspired me to build a Lean to on my little storage shed for a lawn tractor.

nice ez video .. did you use rubber washers / gaskets with screws on tin roof?

Quick question. I’m building a lean to behind my shed. I’m moving our chicken run and coop back there. My roof is basically 10’x10’. I got 2x4’s for the rafters. Are 2x4’s going to be okay instead of 2x6’s? The actual measurement from the high side to low side is actually less than 10’ and slightly more than 9’. The width will span 10’ though

I think this is the ideal cabin type of set up.

I was going to do something like this but needed more of a slope because of the amount of snow we get. Wouldn’t handle the weight

Do you use sloped joist hangers on the header?

That looks good and adds a lot of under cover storage . I just subbed from West Georgia neighbor .

Cool thanks

Nice job

Do you get snow where you are at? Is the 2x4 actually holding up well for the roof? I'm wanting to build but we get snow here and I didnt know if a 2x4 would work

What size post did you used?

Cool. Can I park my mower under your lean to? Nice work. Fun to watch.

What's the angle cut before hanging the 2x4 to the fasteners? 30° degree cut?

Nice video 👍 I had a question, because I’m building the same thing for a customer, how did you make sure that it did not leak up against the building where you put in the tin sheets? Is there a sealant that you used?

that is a VERY light duty shed! I was worried my attempt at a cheapish on was too light weight. The way you fastened upper ends of back rafters is scary to me! all good for you but...maybe not for instructional video? With 10' between posts I would have used a 2x4 top plate [ perhaps doubled ] and a total of 4 2 x 6 rafters , 1 over each post. Then use 10' 2 x4's cut slightly to fit down between rafters with hangers at 2' o.c. spacing to use as the girts/nailers. I bet it would be lighter, cheaper and at least as strong. Not bashing you - just might help others.

What size is that shed

Where your 2x4 rafter connect to the hurricane ties, did you just drop in the 2x4 or did you make a cut into the 2x4 so the board sat flush on the hurricane tie?

How do you wiggle up through a 16 X 16 inch square to work on the tin ? You must be 24 inch centers on the rafters.

How do you do that to a tin shed?

What size are your posts?

Hi I m note professional DIY After this video I really want to do something in my garden similar roofing Pls can anyone suggest me easy post holders can digging nd use blue circle or any ideas I hv not slabs.. Soft soil grounds

What do I need to build a 20x20 add on

How high was the roof on the shed side and the post side? I can see its sloped.

Just a suggestion... the title to this video is a bit misleading, I feel like something like "Kinda showing how to build a lean to" or maybe "Explaining how to build lean to but skipping over 1/2 to 3/4 build" I like your demeanor and the way you communicate, but it went from one 2x6 attached to the house, and snap your fingers, the next scene is the entire frame basically 90% done. I'm assuming you were doing this solo so couldn't really record the best, but next time ask friend to help you out. Looks nice though, well done on the construction.

War Eagle!

Does the 2x4 need to be pressure treated ?

superb you anywhere near me so you can build mine?

Nice video but lose the music.

Attaching the 2x6 to the building is the part I needed to see. How’s that done when attaching to concrete block?

How long were ur rafters? 12'? What size was ur beam?

Hi is hard to build one of those lean to can inexperienced person do it if One buys the proper material.

This will not end well for the original shed. No flashing on a low slope roof addition.

Can u build this on a concrete block garage?

Those aren't hurricane clips, they are joist hangers.

Looks like you put a really deep birds mouth on the rafters. They will fail eventually being cut half way into the 2x4. A 2x6 would have been much stronger and only a few dollars more.

How much In labor should this cost?

Music /noise is irritating...

Connected to the existing lean to….pitch wouldn’t work in snow country….for long

To many numbers are thrown here but doesn't shows me how to do it. Don't understand his commentary language.

You forgot to flash against the building

looks like that birdmouth is over half the width of board...that's not good

You don't put the screws on top of the ridge on this type of metal roofing.

We missed a lot of the video but what can ya do it taught something at least

Roll Tide !

Nice video, I hate the music, for the life of me, I don't understand why on a how to videos people play the music.

This is just a lean-to, not the titled "lean-to shed." A shed is enclosed. Nice work, although you didn't explain the upright supports for the distal beam, but it's not a shed.

dont know why that crappy music is playing in the background, WTF its Annoying

Should say how NOT to build a lean to shed.

Using hurricane hangers with 2x4 rafters is a bit of an oxymoron.

Can't really call it a "how to" video if you skip half the steps.

Missing some steps on video? Not seeing you do this project. Fast forward, gee, that is how we do it, in steps and in detail? Great tutorial! NOT!!!

I’m tired of all this vids being the same I need to but need it to be a room 😪

😂 why do these children keep building lean to's.