This was at one time a functioning screened-in
porch. However, it was very poorly constructed and had
begun to rot from the bottom, up. The porch had no
real foundation. It was only supported by a handful of
untreated 2x4's that sat on a thin layer of
concrete that had been poured on top of the ground. Needless
to say, the foundation was a little shaky and a little rotten. The
screen frames had all rotted and the decking was not
far behind.
porch. However, it was very poorly constructed and had
begun to rot from the bottom, up. The porch had no
real foundation. It was only supported by a handful of
untreated 2x4's that sat on a thin layer of
concrete that had been poured on top of the ground. Needless
to say, the foundation was a little shaky and a little rotten. The
screen frames had all rotted and the decking was not
far behind.
In the photo below you can see I decided to save the roof of
the porch, which had brand new
roofing on top. Apparently, there had been a tree
next to the porch when it was built, and
the porch had a cut-out section that likely fit around
the tree. I decided to restructure the roof and the deck to
include this lost space.
Here are a couple photos of the final project. As you can see
the porch is complete with a reconfigured roof
and floor plan, two entrances, and a gutter to finish
everything off. It is now a much more functional space, and
a much more durable and aesthetically pleasing space.
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