Haha Albert we are looking forward to building it too. Should be started by the beginning of next week. And of course the cameras will be rolling. Thanks for the comment and we hope you have a great day, The Everyday Patio Team
Hello there William, thank you for your positive words and your comment. We have a factory near you go to Four Seasons Building Products website and find a contractor near you. Hope this helps, have a good day!
Hey Carlos, thanks for the comment, it is an insulated aluminum roof system, made by Four Seasons. If you would like more info on how to get one feel free to email us and we will guide you in the right direction. Thank you for your time and I hope you have a great day, The Everyday Patio Team 310-880-5525 Everydaypatio@gmail.com
Hi From India. I have been watching your videos since long time. You guys are really doing good work. Could you share information about top panels (I guess these are PUFF Panels) you used? What size Panels? Thanks Pravin
Hey Pravin, thanks for the comment, we're glad you enjoyed the videos. I'm sure there are different terms for the panels in different countries. We call them LRP roof panels here, laminated roof panels. It's a type of interlocking panel, but different from standing seam. The panels are 3 inches in depth, but that varies by manufacturer and span of the cover. Anyways I hope this helped answer your question, I think it's awesome you commented and if you have any other questions feel free to email us. Thanks, The Everyday Patio Team Everydaypatio@gmail.com
Hey Silent, for current factory pricing and promotions, please feel free to reach out to us at our website Everydaypatio.com or our email at Everydaypatio@gmail.com. Thanks for reaching out, Everyday Patio
Yea, the majority of this build is Aluminum, with a steel frame for the posts and base plates. They are actually really strong when compared to wood, especially when insulated and steel framed like this one. Thanks for your comment and I hope you have a great day L L, Everyday Patio
Why not overlap the existing roof? I am considering something similar. We live in a rainy area of the country so I would like to overlap the shed roof on the house but not attach it to the house. We already have a deck but it is not covered. Pretty sure I will have to put the posts in the ground to provide adequate support. What do you think?
Hello there Tom, depend on your deck and how was made, some people mount to the headers of the deck or do as you said and mount down below the deck. We didn’t overlap because the customer didn’t asks us to and it depends on the city if it allows you to overlap. Hope this helps and have a great day!
Yes the insulated material can be installed in cold weathers. For more information like pricing please email us at everydaypatio@gmail.com your question we would be happy to chat with you! Thank you for your comment and we hope you have a great day! Everyday Patio Team
Hey guys, what company sells these steel base plates? Please let me know. I need to install a patio cover in my back yard and this seems like an excellent voice for a base.
Hello Valerie, you should get in touch with a local Four Seasons Supplier in your area, for current regional pricing in your area. Feel free to email us if you have any more questions, or need help finding a local factory. Thanks for reaching out and have a great rest of your day, Everyday Patio Everydaypatio@gmail.com
Hey Gabriel, I usually give a minimum 1/4 inch of slope per 1 ft of projection. Ideally 1/2 inch of slope for 1 ft of projection. Obviously this changes, depending on where the patio cover is and how quickly you want water to run off. More slope helps prevent water from sitting on the roof. Hope this helps and you have a great rest of your day, Everyday Patio
Hello Bryan, thanks for the comment and hope you're having a good day. Maximum post distance is determined by footing size. Post distance starts at a standard 8 ft. and you can go 20 ft. and farther, depending on the footing. Hope this helps and you can always email us at everydaypatio@gmail.com if you have any other questions. Thanks, The Everyday Patio Team
Hello there, thank you for your comment for more information on our products please email us at everydaypatio@gmail.com we’ll be happy to chat with you!
Nice
Thanks, we appreciate the feedback.
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Looks sturdy
Thanks Westinpiece, yea they end up being pretty sturdy in the end
Great Job
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New video YAY!
Yes!! Thank you for the support!
loved it
Thank you! We're glad you liked it
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Real nice touch to that outdoor space .. thanks for sharing this video
Thank you for your comment Terryann we really appreciate your positivity
@@EverydayPatio You're quite welcome.....keep up the good work!!
Nice 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks Vivian, hope all is well.
I love the new color!! Nice job!
Thank you Lele!!
I loved this! Gj, guys!
Thank you!! Your comment means a lot to us ❤️
cant wait to get my patio cover done!! and hopefully the cameras will be rolling too!
Haha Albert we are looking forward to building it too. Should be started by the beginning of next week. And of course the cameras will be rolling.
Thanks for the comment and we hope you have a great day,
The Everyday Patio Team
Eu amei esse pátio!!! Vcs precisam vir ao Brasil pq eu querooo
Thank You Natalia! We’re planning to go visit soon! ❤️
Top demais
Thank you so much!!
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❤️❤️❤️❤️ thank you!!
Amazing work guys!!!!!
This patio looks like non other I’ve seen built here in South Florida.
Hello there William, thank you for your positive words and your comment. We have a factory near you go to Four Seasons Building Products website and find a contractor near you. Hope this helps, have a good day!
Come to Florida
Hello there Shibley thank you for your comment!! Definitely in our list! One day! Thanks again and hope you have a good day!
Everyday Patio
what type of roof is that? i've never seen that.. I live in South Texas and that insulated roof would be great down here...info please on that roof
Hey Carlos, thanks for the comment, it is an insulated aluminum roof system, made by Four Seasons. If you would like more info on how to get one feel free to email us and we will guide you in the right direction.
Thank you for your time and I hope you have a great day,
The Everyday Patio Team
310-880-5525
Everydaypatio@gmail.com
Nossa que show..maravilhoso. 👏👏👏👏
Thank you!!
Hi From India.
I have been watching your videos since long time. You guys are really doing good work.
Could you share information about top panels (I guess these are PUFF Panels) you used? What size Panels?
Thanks
Pravin
Hey Pravin, thanks for the comment, we're glad you enjoyed the videos. I'm sure there are different terms for the panels in different countries. We call them LRP roof panels here, laminated roof panels. It's a type of interlocking panel, but different from standing seam. The panels are 3 inches in depth, but that varies by manufacturer and span of the cover.
Anyways I hope this helped answer your question, I think it's awesome you commented and if you have any other questions feel free to email us.
Thanks,
The Everyday Patio Team
Everydaypatio@gmail.com
How much is this job?
Hey Silent, for current factory pricing and promotions, please feel free to reach out to us at our website Everydaypatio.com or our email at Everydaypatio@gmail.com.
Thanks for reaching out,
Everyday Patio
What material do you use for the posts and beams? Looks very light weight. Aluminum? How strong are they compare to wood?
Yea, the majority of this build is Aluminum, with a steel frame for the posts and base plates. They are actually really strong when compared to wood, especially when insulated and steel framed like this one.
Thanks for your comment and I hope you have a great day L L,
Everyday Patio
Why not overlap the existing roof? I am considering something similar. We live in a rainy area of the country so I would like to overlap the shed roof on the house but not attach it to the house. We already have a deck but it is not covered. Pretty sure I will have to put the posts in the ground to provide adequate support. What do you think?
Hello there Tom, depend on your deck and how was made, some people mount to the headers of the deck or do as you said and mount down below the deck. We didn’t overlap because the customer didn’t asks us to and it depends on the city if it allows you to overlap.
Hope this helps and have a great day!
That's an interesting take on a patio cover. Could that withstand colder climates and snow? What was the total cost of materials used? Thanks!
Yes the insulated material can be installed in cold weathers. For more information like pricing please email us at everydaypatio@gmail.com your question we would be happy to chat with you!
Thank you for your comment and we hope you have a great day!
Everyday Patio Team
Looks great. Random a.. question, is this imperial beach? Elm st?
Thank you Amanda, not really but was a good guest 😂 haha. Thank you for your comment and wish you a great day!
Hey guys, what company sells these steel base plates?
Please let me know.
I need to install a patio cover in my back yard and this seems like an excellent voice for a base.
Hello there William, thank you for your comment our material products are made by Four Seasons Building Products.
Hope you have a good day!
What was the approximate cost of materials? I live on the Gulf Coast in Texas (Galveston). What would the maximum wind this patio cover can withstand?
Hello Valerie, you should get in touch with a local Four Seasons Supplier in your area, for current regional pricing in your area. Feel free to email us if you have any more questions, or need help finding a local factory.
Thanks for reaching out and have a great rest of your day,
Everyday Patio
Everydaypatio@gmail.com
What slope grade did you gave the roof, thanks in advance.
Hey Gabriel, I usually give a minimum 1/4 inch of slope per 1 ft of projection. Ideally 1/2 inch of slope for 1 ft of projection. Obviously this changes, depending on where the patio cover is and how quickly you want water to run off. More slope helps prevent water from sitting on the roof.
Hope this helps and you have a great rest of your day,
Everyday Patio
What is the maximum distance between post you recommend on a freestanding like this?
Hello Bryan, thanks for the comment and hope you're having a good day. Maximum post distance is determined by footing size. Post distance starts at a standard 8 ft. and you can go 20 ft. and farther, depending on the footing.
Hope this helps and you can always email us at everydaypatio@gmail.com if you have any other questions.
Thanks,
The Everyday Patio Team
Thank you for the response. The area I intend to cover is 36 ft long, after what you said I think 3 post would be enough
Look very nice. Where can I buy the panels thank you
Hello there, thank you for your comment for more information on our products please email us at everydaypatio@gmail.com we’ll be happy to chat with you!
Do you submit a plan to the city for a building permit?
This homeowner decided not to get a permit, but you can get one if you want. Just check your city guidelines for patio covers
Hello, what's the cost of this build, please and thanks
Hey Vasquez, for current pricing on Freestanding patio covers, please feel free to email us at everydaypatio@gmail.com.
Have a great rest of your day
Nice! What adhesive/sealer did you use for roofing lap joints?
Hey Mr. Carters Rods, thanks for the comment. We use Nova Flex Metal Roof Sealant for the Roofing Lap Joints.
Best Regards,
Everyday Patio