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Screened Porch Addition Added Hip Roof
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Added Hip Roof
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Brick Columns, Knee Wall
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Screening, Ceiling Fans
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This home had an existing 12 x 32 patio slab. We cut into the existing hip roof and added a new roof structure to encompass the existing chimney. A brick knee wall and columns were then constructed. Vinyl fascia, soffit, a ceiling and gutters were added. Ceiling fans and screening were installed. These homeowners are enjoying beautiful autumn days on their new porch.
Project Location: Crawfordville, FL
Type: Porch
Material: Brick Stone
Description: Walkout Porch
Type of Enclosure: Screening
Seating: Patio Furniture, Swings
Deck/Porch/Patio Extras: Electrical Outlets, TV
Created By: John H. of Crawfordville FL
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Mary Jo V. from Laredo, TX on 06/30/2008 at 07:24 PM MT
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This is kind of what we are looking for. How was the screen installed on the walls and columns.
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Brian C. from Port Saint Lucie, FL on 08/08/2008 at 09:28 AM MT
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Love it! I am considering doing the exact same hip roof tie-in. However, I'd like to find out more about how the tie-in is done (from an engineering perspective), if it can be done DIY (I'm pretty experienced with friends that are builders), and approximate cost (if hiring a contractor). If the author of this article could possible post what he paid to have this done, not including brick work, I would be hugely appreciative.
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