I want to enclose a carport to make a one-car garage,,,if I buy the materials, anyone willing to do the masonry work?
I'll help of course.
in Deltona by the way.
Id@
What does a Mason have to do with this? I thought they help sick children. ;D
Tee Hee. ;D
Couldn't carry too many blocks int the cars they drive around in . :P
Id@ can you use wood instead? (not knowing what it looks like) Probably be less money too and easier to work with.
I could, but the home is concrete block, and I want to continue that,,,,pluss, my babies are going in the garage,,,,,I want them as secure as possible.
Id@
What size is the carport? How tall are the walls going to be? Depending on the size I might be able to get the time off of work to help out.
just a 1-car carport and I'll have measurements soon, but standard size carport and roof,,,,,dunno even what that is.
but I have another idea as well that I would need a mason for, or someone to teach me how to lay the concrete block,,,,I'd love to do it myself if I could learn.
Id@
It is not difficult to learn, but it is very tedious and you must have the patience to deal with it. If you want to learn how, I would be more than happy to teach you.
us computer guys are always learning something,,,,,,I'm always up to learning something new.
Id@
I did some brick laying in the 80's and might spare a few hours on a w/e sometime. Save some bricks for a BBQ pit and we can make an event out of it! --H
Quote from: Honda328i on June 10, 2005, 01:51:21 AM
I did some brick laying in the 80's and might spare a few hours on a w/e sometime. Save some bricks for a BBQ pit and we can make an event out of it! --H
hehehe BBQ pit was gonna be a project for later if I learned how to do it.
Id@
You get permits for this? Not sure what the building code is where you live, but if it does require a permit and you haven't got one I'd do it before it's too late with the Hurricane Season and all. By the way where are you located? If I can make it I would be happy to help.