Suggestions on RV lean to
I want to be able to get my RV under some cover during the spring, summer, and fall (I have a cover for the winter) I park the RV next to my house. I was thinking of connecting some sort of tarp / ca...
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suprz wrote:
I would love to have a permanent structure, but even if I could do it. I have to figure in the structures snow load capabilities. Some prefab carports have very weak roof structures
Look into a Carolina Carport. I installed one in my back yard and its GREAT. I think I paid about $2400, delivered and installed. Its 31' long, 18' wide and 10' legs.
Pricing and strength are based upon your location. Maryland has an upcharge for more bracing to handle snow load. We got about 2' of heavy snow the year we had ours installed, handled it just fine.
Our carport is tall enough to simply back under, wide enough to open the slide and wide enough to provide covered entry to the door (makes it much more pleasant loading/unloading in the rain!). Keeps the sun and rain off the roof and roof mounted plastics, keeps sap off the trailer. I am so pleased with this carport, when we move to our next home, we are getting another one.
