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Steel posts are relatively cheap.

 

Sink them in a hole with concrete.

 

Weld the metal cross braces.

 

You can also buy some correlated roofing panels cheap.

 

We just built a 24' by 14' in Isaan about 80 miles from Chayaphum in Dec. 2019

 

Cost about < 8,000 baht, however my brother in law did all the welding and assembly with his friends.

 

 

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4 minutes ago, bwpage3 said:

Steel posts are relatively cheap.

 

Sink them in a hole with concrete.

 

Weld the metal cross braces.

 

You can also buy some correlated roofing panels cheap.

 

We just built a 24' by 14' in Isaan about 80 miles from Chayaphum in Dec. 2019

 

Cost about < 8,000 baht, however my brother in law did all the welding and assembly with his friends.

 

 

thanks mate, do you have any pictures please ?

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1 hour ago, ChipButty said:

Take into account when the storms come building a cheap one might just end up costing you more when it gets blown down on top of your car

Even cheap will stand up if it's done properly.

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On 4/13/2020 at 10:14 AM, stouricks said:

This cost me less than Bht 5000,47625516_Carport.thumb.jpg.979859d8e42a242c7729ddb2389c10e8.jpgBht 5000, with work done by me and family. Took half a day to put up. 

Good looking and cheap thanks Mate

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On 4/13/2020 at 10:14 AM, stouricks said:

This cost me less than Bht 5000,47625516_Carport.thumb.jpg.979859d8e42a242c7729ddb2389c10e8.jpgBht 5000, with work done by me and family. Took half a day to put up. 

That looks tidy job sir

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On 4/12/2020 at 10:31 PM, bwpage3 said:

Steel posts are relatively cheap.

 

Sink them in a hole with concrete.

 

Weld the metal cross braces.

 

You can also buy some correlated roofing panels cheap.

 

We just built a 24' by 14' in Isaan about 80 miles from Chayaphum in Dec. 2019

 

Cost about < 8,000 baht, however my brother in law did all the welding and assembly with his friends.

 

 

That is cheap, the carport at my GF's house was 30,000 baht. No BIL, though.

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I built a shed with a seating area with BBQ, then built a carport as the evening sun was getting in my eyes, its still not complete but no rush eh.

I used 4 inch square x 2.5m concrete posts at 325b each, cement blocks at 5b each, 1 x 2 inch steel for the roof at 220b per 4m length & cement roof tiles at 60b each. All delivered from local cement shops.

Biggest expense was the Cpac ready mixed concrete at 1700 a m2, used 4.5 m2 in total.

No idea of the exact full cost probably around 15-20k but it has kept me busy for a while & its a great place to sit and relax. 

 

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A couple of years ago I built a new cat house and you could do something similar, relatively inexpensive.

I used concrete pillars and bolted steel across the top to support the roof, no need for welding. Used self drilling screws to create the roof frame and attach the roofing sheets.

You need to be careful with steel pillars as internal corrosion can be a major problem. Our car port has steel pillars but they have been fabricated from 4 inch C section welded together after being treated internally. 

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