For a 10x10. Can I use two 4x6 as post support and as other 4x6 as a beam across or does it has to be a 4x8 ?

@@enrikjj7935 because it’s 10 feet across, you should be using a 4x8 horizontal beam. Let me review my schedules sheet and I’ll give you a better answer. I’ll reply again in a few hours.

@@luisangelmedia4459 if I decided to go 12x12 but putting the post 10 ft apart would 2 4x6 post will be ok ? Or should I go 6x6 posts? thank you so much sir I appreciate your expertise! I want to learn and expand my knowledge !

@@enrikjj7935 I have updated information for you. cdnsm5-hosted.civiclive.com/UserFiles/Servers/Server_15209001/File/Work/Building_Safety/Application%20Packets/2019%20-%20COG%20-%20PATIO%20COVER%20ADDITION.pdf This is for the city of Glendale, Arizona. Scroll all the way to the bottom, in Glendale, you need a 4x8 for a 10x10 patio. However, you can circumvent this by positioning your posts closer together and have the horizontal beam come out further on the sides. And the. A 4x6 beam will work if they are say, 9 feet apart.

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Thank you. Securing the bases to the concrete goes something like this: drill a 5/8 hole in the concrete about 4-5 inches deep. Or 3 inches if you don’t know if the concrete has a footing on the edge or for the posts. Then just start hammering the bolt on. The bolt grips the concrete as you begin to tighten the nut. Hope this explains things better.

@@luisangelmedia4459 Got it! I appreciate the explanation. Some of us DIY’ers need a bit more info so we can go into the hardware store and ask for the right item so we don’t get funny looks lol. With your help this gal is gonna do her patio posts! You’re the BEST! Thanks!!! I look forward to another one of your videos!

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I have a question: Is the roof going downward, or is the same height as the existing roof I ask because of when it rains the water goes down?

@@dynoesaur the patio roof is sloping down. This is a low slope patio roof. For every 12 inches of length the roof slopes down 1/2 inch, which would make it a .5/12 slope. Regular shingles requires a 3/12 or 4/12 slope, just for reference. In other words, this roof has a total of 6 inch slope from the ledger board to the horizontal beam the rafters sit on top of.

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