How To Build A Lean To On An Existing Building

How do you know what your hitting on the side ? Like how do you know where the exterior studs are to secure that board ? You put to start the job

Nice!

level square and true and good overhang good job good vid

Nice build! i have a small shed I'm building an addition to. Thanks for sharing .

Since there was no flashing between the wall siding and the lean to room roof, did it leak water when it rains?

If the lean to is 10 wide can you use just 2 posts? Oh, thanks for great video and showing how it can be done so simply. Love that your teaching your youngster too and getting him involved so young. That is so great!!!

Thank you! This is exactly what i was looking for in a lean-to ! 👍
What was your measurements from the wall to the 4x4 hole s?
Thanks

roofing screws are installed at the top of the sheet, not in the hollow

Thanks for keeping it simple. Gonna make same just bigger with shingles.

Well done!!

Superb take a bow sir 👏👏👏👏

is/was there a material list? I would love to do this, thanks!

Looks like you moved the ledger down after initial install to fit under metal panel rib, maybe to use as an overhang. Should have used flashing, The ledger will get wet for sure with this installation. Thanks for the video.

Using this to help build my lean to roof for my tiny house

3 post for that?

What eas the point of doing that overhand?

Looks like a great place to add a couple solar panels

I love how every building video always builds on beach sand.

Thankyou im going to do this .

Fantastic. Thanks for making this video. I can now build my own.

Who the hell was supposed to know what you did at that speed. Horrible video.

Great video. Simple. I’m not the best working with wood cuts but video came across easy. I want to build against an outdoor 10X12 stucco structure but enclose it like a shed. Can I simply add plywood to the sides? Thanks! Edward, California.

Great video. Love the music too!

Excellent video again. Building my own lean-to type in several weeks. for mine, it is going to begin from under a roof overhang of a tool shed so the flashing won't be necessary for my build. I like the idea of blockings between the truss/joists rather than on-top perlins. I'm still saving up for those thin corrugated metal sheets.

dont do that people

Safety glasses!

Really nice bro

😮😮😮👍

That was great, I just might do that!!!

What kind of spray paint you used?

Great video, exactly what I was looking for, straight forward, no BS. Great time invested with your boy. Strong work.

I was wondering how you flash where the roof joins the wall?

Nothing more enjoyable than watching another video of some more on that doesn't have a clue of what they're doing but they're going to show the whole world how to do it wrong show all the water runs down the wall straight to the ground considering you didn't use one piece of flashing incorrect fasteners incorrect Perkins tie downs and that was going to leak now that you screwed the 2 * 6 to it and allow water to get behind it welcome to having a leak inside your house or shop whatever that is stop making videos if you don't know what you're doing that goes for everybody nothing buying brand new material for a brand new project in doing it wrong cheers

What a pleasure to watch handy man creating something awesome! Thank you for great tutorial!

how deep do the posts need to be for this little leanto. We are building a similar, only 4 ' deep by 9' tall in front. i know the structural building codes... but this is just a little roof over gardening cabinet and firewood

I think your sawzall blade needed tightening.

love the young helper-I have one of my grandsons that is just the same

Where’s the flashing? That thing is going to leak like a sieve

Very good job,hope you don’t mind me coping cat you 😂

Awesome awesome

Could u safely stow a ride on mower under something like this

Great video, easy to follow and some good tips from your viewers in the comments :) subbed

Do you care if rain gets behind the ledger attached to the building?

We'll be building this onto an existing shed for some additional low cost storage. Thank you for the easy to understand instructions.

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im wanting to do somthing like this to my house but i was told you need to have flashing on the top going behind the siding to prevent water getting in and causing rot (vinyl siding)

Hey man do you have a mouse in your pocket that I can't see, cause I don't see no we.

Did you add drip flashing up top?