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anchoring: carport
Hi, I have an attached carport that is built by the previous owner. It has a metal roof. One side rest on the roof, about two feet from the edge of the roof. The resting is of course a very bad thing to have, since the area under the carport never see the sun. Overall, the thing is still in a good condition, and I would like to keep it. I'm thinking if it is a good idea to add anchoring support to the entire structure on the side of that roof support and then sawing off the portion back by about 2 feet, so that the structure rests on the anchoring supports, away from the roof. Is that a good idea? If so, how do I go about adding the extra support. The ground is already cemented. thanks. James. |
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