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  • Build your own carport – calculate and adjust post lengths correctly

    A construction site showing a foundation with concrete blocks and three large wooden beams placed across the gravel ground, likely in preparation for building a carport structure. www.commaik.de

    The kit for the carport was delivered and the weather was getting better every day. The construction of the carport was now within reach. In order for the construction to run smoothly, the work had to be well planned. As well as catering for the construction team, I had to make sure that I had the tools I needed in stock. I also had to check my preparatory work, especially the height of the post anchors, to avoid any nasty surprises when putting up the carport. In the following article, I write everything you need to know about the necessary tools and how to calculate the correct post lengths.

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    26. September 2020
  • Build your own carport – embedding post anchors in concrete

    A yellow spirit level rests on top of an upright orange PVC pipe in a muddy trench, with a green string line stretched nearby for alignment and a post anchor ready for secure installation. www.commaik.de

    Within a few weeks, we had prepared the excavation pit for our future double carport. The retaining wall on the slope was also built with formwork stones and has already been backfilled. The earth now had to subside and the frost from the winter months had to disappear first. I have described the details for preparing the ground for the new carport in the article Building a carport yourself – preparing the building site, and you can find my entry on building the slope stabilization with formwork stones in the article Building a carport yourself – securing the slope with formwork stones. In the meantime, we were able to take…

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    4. October 2020
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    26. August 2020
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    EasyCarport kit – delivery and accessories

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In this construction diary, we share our experience in the renovation and modernization of our Art Nouveau villa and hope to give a few suggestions and tips to some of you.

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