How Do You Build Patio Overhead Footings?
Patio overheads must be properly secured for safety and structural integrity reasons. To do this, ensure your footings can support the weight of the patio overhead. Build secure patio overhead footings by following a few moderately simple procedures, and your patio will be a safe, enjoyable place for your family to spend time outdoors. Use a shovel to dig a hole that’s a couple of feet deep. You’ll want this hole to be large enough to accommodate the concrete and the post that will be put in it. You’ll also want to leave enough room for you to work. Use a post-hole digger to excavate deeper into the ground. The hole must be between two and three feet deep. If you live in a place that has cold winters, then make it a bit deeper. Make the hole closer to four feet if there is a lot of frost in your area. Level the soil at the bottom of the hole. Put a footing form at the bottom of the hole, and fill it with cement. Place two rebars in a cross pattern in the cement. Put an anchor bolt in t
