A handmade home for woodworkers and admirers of woodworkers. Our community icon is submitted by @[email protected] whose father was inspired to start woodworking by Norm and the New Yankee Workshop.
Had an 20+ year old pergola falling apart on my back porch. Designed and built this 16x12' guy over the course of 2 days.
I built the whole thing using and impact driver, and a miter saw for cuts. I used joist hangers for the cross pieces as well.
It's designed to handle up to 1 ft of snow without sagging, which would be a record for this part of NM. So far seems to be holding up.
Really happy with how it turned out.
that's really cool! also i didn't knew that "pergola" (italian word) was also "pergola" in english
Me neither! TIL.
Very nice! The wood adds a lot of warmth
Awesome. What a great structure. Looks great.
Thanks! One of the keys for me is there are no screws with pure sheer loads, unless it uses a joist hanger.