18 FT Column Front Overhang Build
Steveredd
10 years ago
Hello,
I need to build over hang in front on my home as shown in the picture. This would need 18" ft columns. I am okay with any material. Also need to build an overhang (porch).
Appreciate any suggestions on ideas to get it done cost effective.
This home is in ST Louis, MO.
Many thanks for your time.
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