Enclosing an existing covered porch with screen simply requires you to build a stud wall or walls along the open sides to create surfaces for attaching the screen.
Diy screen porch on concrete slab.
The walls are constructed from pressure treated 2x4s which we primed and painted ahead of time.
Enclosure is a big project but it s the best of any do it yourself screen porch kits around.
Follow these step by step instructions to build this back porch.
Use a framing square to make sure the sill.
Fireplace hearth stone slab.
Although it s fairly simple structurally it requires careful work with a lot of large dimension lumber.
Our 14 x 16 ft.
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The trickiest part is getting all these components square and plumb which probably calls for more than a beginner s skills.
In addition a reciprocating saw a table saw and a power miter box will make the job go quicker and give you better results.
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If building a screened porch on a new slab place anchor bolts around the perimeter in locations for the bottom plate of the porch.
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Use these plans to screen in an existing back porch so you can enjoy the great outdoors without the insects.
Check the width of the screen.
Stand a stud on top of the sill plate against the wall check for plumb and temporarily fasten it in place.
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Lay pressure treated 2x4 boards around the perimeter of the porch.
The porch shown was constructed on an existing concrete slab and in fact with an awning over the slab.
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Basics of a diy screened in porch porches have flooring a roof posts and often a hand railing and balusters.
A diy screened in porch keeps the bugs out and removes annoying hassles while letting you enjoy your porch again.
The plates can then be bolted to the slab to anchor the porch in place.