Freestanding Deck With Roof Plans

Freestanding deck plan from humboldt redwood.

Freestanding deck with roof plans.

Here s a plan for both a freestanding deck and an attached deck that measures 8x10. This is where the real planning began as the design of the roof would drastically effect the appearance of the finished deck. Therefore all the sides must be secured to footings. Continue to 5 of 9 below.

The higher the deck is from the ground the longer its support posts will need to be and the more likely the deck will be unstable. Since it sits on its own it is varied in sizes and heights. Consumer and builder accept all responsibility and liability for all aspects of the use of any plan found on this website. A freestanding patio is a covered patio that sits on your backyard without being supported by the house or other buildings.

Any use of any plan on this website is at your own risk. These deck plans plan are not considered valid unless approved by your local building inspector or structural engineer. Covered decks can be made with either stand alone roofs or when the deck is adjacent to a building with a roof connected to the building. Unlike the ones that rely on the roof this patio features at least four posts that support the cover.

This freestanding deck surface was 40 feet by nearly 12 feet we re talking about a big platform but thankfully it wasn t very high which is a major concern with a freestanding deck. Whether a group of parents runs to the edge of the deck to watch the kids gather easter eggs or a roof over the deck catches a bad gust of wind it is possible to tip a deck by loading one end. That is why it is called a freestanding patio cover.