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First of all, you can attach the posts to an already existing concrete slats using metal anchors.

And are the joists gonna hold the pergola from swaying from wind? Good luck with your project! One thing you really should do, which is likely required by Florida code, is to tie all your joists and roofing materials down with hurricane clips; I understand it gets a tad windy down there sometimes! Divide that number by your rafter spacing, eg.

Scott S says Thanks, Scott — glad the post was helpful! In addition, I have these plans in an easy printable format for you, so you can download them for FREE.

Fortunately, it needed a little work, so that helped occupy my spare time last summer and on some periodic weekend visits since.

Knock out the waste with your hammer, and clean up any remaining chunks with a wood chisel.

They are square to one another and perpendicular to the house; it may not show up well in the pics.

What size headers should I use? A sturdy, stylish opener is crucial! In general, though, it would NOT be a good idea to just build it on top of the existing structure, especially just attaching it to the 2X6 decking.

Products shown as available are normally stocked but inventory levels cannot be guaranteed For screen reader problems with this website, please call 1-800-430-3376 or text 38698 standard carrier rates apply to texts• We were careful to maintain plumb, and to allow an equal amount of overhang at both ends.

Were you planning to double up the 4X6s in the front and back for the headers? Yes, he is a slow learner.

Good luck and be safe.

Zachary Bach says Hey Phil! You could try asking a local concrete contractor to take a look at your patio; he may or may not be able to give you an idea of the strength of the mix used.