Construction of a wooden veranda

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There are many different projects on the Internet. As a rule, these are projects of wooden verandas, their width varies (depending on the width of the house) and height: at ground level or raised. Choose to your taste.

What materials are needed?
Wooden log houses are 6 meters wide due to the specifics of lumber production. Therefore, below we will provide the necessary tools and an approximate calculation of the cost of materials for a wooden veranda 6x3 m with a brick barbecue oven on a pile foundation with a roof made of corrugated sheets.

To build a veranda you will need:

a drill, if a pile foundation is assumed;
shovel;
drill;
mallet;
hammer, nails;
self-tapping screws.
Estimate
Material Cost, RUR (excluding delivery)
The construction of a veranda includes different stages from belarus mobile database production of piles to lighting and zoning of the veranda.

Installation of piles
The veranda is built in front of the main facade of the house. The optimal length is from 2.5 to 3 meters. First, the foundation is built. It is important to consider the size of the future veranda and the type of soil. Calculate the mass of the building and the bearing capacity of the foundation based on the cross-section of its piles and the material. Based on this, choose at what distance from each other the bearing columns or piles will be located. It is better to look for exact numbers for specific types of soil on the Internet.

Attention! Before starting work, dismantle the porch, canopy and anything that may interfere with the construction of the veranda.

If the soil is sandy, you can use a columnar foundation for the veranda. If the soil is clay, in winter, due to heaving, small columns will be pushed out. In this case, you need to make a foundation on piles. They are placed with a step of 1-2 meters. Since you plan to install a stove, it is better to make the step more often. You can use screw piles. Holes with a diameter of 30 cm are drilled deep, one meter (at least). This is done so that the pile rests on denser layers of soil below the depth of soil freezing.