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Topic Closedhelp cover patio details

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    Posted: 22.Jul.2010 at 02:11
I'm doing the blueprints for a cover patio, it is a pitch roof so can any one help  with the details?? pleaseeeeee

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26.Jul.2010 at 00:13
in order to help with the details someone would need to know the length and the width and the pitch of the roof. eg: 12ft x 20ft x 4/12
the roofs drop 4 inchs for every foot of run
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27.Jul.2010 at 17:13
sorry i forgot to put the measurements
from the house to the column its 10' from floor to top of the roof is 11' slope is 4/12 overhang is 12" i hope this helps
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