Monday, November 9, 2009

Adding A Porch Onto A Trailer I Have A Question About Adding Onto A Trailer?

I have a question about adding onto a trailer? - adding a porch onto a trailer

I am a minor who does not know anything about housing and stuff. If I have a trailer that only 1 or 2 bedrooms and I wanted to add another bedroom, an enclosed porch in the back and an open porch on the front would could be done this way.
OK, it can act as blocks of concrete in the funds for the support and foundation, plywood and other wood such as oak floors, walls and ceilings with wood instead of a roof or using a tin roof at the back door and a bedroom and a cement block to Front Porch Funds for the support and the foundation of long rods made of wood such as oak or maple or something like plywood or other wood floors, wrap small pieces of wood vertically, like a door and then a certain type of wood or metal for the roof.
even if the work could you tell me what the woods (and metals, if necessary) would be the best and most profitable.

2 comments:

William B said...

Using blocks of concrete and treated wood poles
You can run the wires, but most states require an electrician to connect the metal, is ideal for high gate
Search for books on the construction,
The straw bales, are built of cement [Dome Monolith]
geodestic domes [Wood]

Don said...

Dear Freak;

If I could build these things, it would be necessary even to start with the trailer. Realistic these things that you want to do, are not accessible to someone with no experience or expertise in construction, without much more detailed studies. When you work with me about 5 years ago I could come to teach part. Of course I want to work for nothing to ...

Just for kicks, find a way to build a house cob. I have an architect who has built his entire house for $ 500 with the COB.

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