This may be something I want to post in the roofing section?
I am building a deck under another deck and want to prevent dripping water/melting snow from water torturing the people on the deck below.
Here is the Deck in question. I will be building a deck under it with sliding doors replacing the 2 existing bedroom windows, and sinking a hot tub in the middle supported by its own platform.
If there were no blocking between the joist bays I would look towards using galvalume or corrugated roofing sloping out to a gutter.
The glulam girder would bring the roof way down.
The top of the existing deck is right at threshold/ff height so doing any kind of build up is not an option?
I was thinking of bringing the stairs down from where the umbrella is then to a landing at the front left corner (lookers left) then down to a landing near the middle of the new deck then down to the ground far lookers right.
any ideas are greatly appreciated.
LTD
I am building a deck under another deck and want to prevent dripping water/melting snow from water torturing the people on the deck below.
Here is the Deck in question. I will be building a deck under it with sliding doors replacing the 2 existing bedroom windows, and sinking a hot tub in the middle supported by its own platform.
If there were no blocking between the joist bays I would look towards using galvalume or corrugated roofing sloping out to a gutter.
The glulam girder would bring the roof way down.
The top of the existing deck is right at threshold/ff height so doing any kind of build up is not an option?
I was thinking of bringing the stairs down from where the umbrella is then to a landing at the front left corner (lookers left) then down to a landing near the middle of the new deck then down to the ground far lookers right.
any ideas are greatly appreciated.
LTD