BBQ Pergola Timber style cover with roof How To

This unique design looks beautiful! Ready to empress your guest when they come over for a bbq! This design was made on the spot, so feel free to copy or incorporate to your ideas.
This design was made with weight and aesthetic looks in mind. The notches we made on the 4x4 post allowed us to keep the materials to a minimum. I am confident these cuts and design will hold up!
The structure was made from pressure treated lumber for exterior use. The screws we used to assemble are structural screws.
The cuts we made are a bit complex but if you have basic carpentry skills it's an easy job.
List of materials.
2x4x8
4x4x8
Concrete Mix
HeadLok Structural Wood Screw 4 1/2"
Polycarbonate Roofing Panel 2'x8'
Gutter
Tools needed.
Impact Driver
Miter Saw
Speed Square
Saw Saw
Circular Saw
Pencil
Tape Measure

[@as03uk]

Wow.. he did this in the rain. He built a shelter from the rain, in the rain. Ultimate mastery

[@556to762]

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[@ll_leonardo_ll]

Damn. Wonder what a milk jug will do to it?

[@ryany4n]

Next Project, lets build Milk Jug proof door.

[@MrHighRaw]

Is this a fake/scam too?

[@robertding25]

does it protect against milk cartons

[@stevenmorris2293]

Simple solution and effective . Great work .

[@dtitus74]

Awesome video. More please. Hey where are you guys located?

[@francknkashama7728]

Curious how well that material is holding up, considering the heat and smoke from the grill

[@krizzle1986]

Love your channel!

[@andresephers6472]

While I know it varies depending on regions, what would you say the total cast was for this project (wood, screws, concrete ect.)

[@DaHamburglarGT]

Great work!

[@rnxpx]

Nice! Any videos on that siding?

[@robertventimiglia976]

This looks fantastic guys. I have a suggestion, instead of just ending the video, do an outro. For instance, recap what you did, plan to do next, why you did it, maybe how much it cost and how much time went into it. It does look great, Milwaukee all the way!!

[@556to762]

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[@3Mpire258]

Nice and simple

[@2403rygar]

That is awesome! I use my BBQ a ton year round. This would be great in the winter when it's snowing.

[@556to762]

Hopefully a mil jug doesn’t take the is apart this time.

[@ohnoraisin]

That’s nice!!! Wonder about putting some sort of tint or something to help keep the sun from beating on you, while you cook? I hide from the sun, that’s why I ask.

[@abyssalgenie]

Can i protect againstilk jugs ?

[@artadams1]

that poly carbonate corrugated roofing only lasts one summer in Texas. If you're building where it's hot and sunny you'll want to use metal.

[@ronansolis5291]

Awesome video guys please keep making more of these kinds of videos

[@bill-nj6fc]

what good is that little thing gonna do, LMAO

[@sonyamitchell6130]

Looked easy until it came to some of the cuts. Wish you could have given more instructions.

[@hetspook666]

And when it was done it stopped raining..

[@Masked_Deviant]

This isn't gonna protect anything. You could totes have done better with a milk jug

[@twosixfivehemi]

Really need to ditch this annoyin music.

[@ericbowers71]

A mask outside??? Ha!

[@danielbeagle5079]

on todays project where i use a milk jug to bypass this mans door lock and then sue because my butt hurts