Always wear protective gloves when hammering within striking distance of chain link fence . I almost always did/do.
The 2 x 4 " pcs were added (bolted) to the roofing sections we constructed in the driveway. They are the white vertical pcs about 18 " long holding the east side of the roof up. Note rounded bottom cut out of The "risers" to fit around the pipe framework of the fencing.. Also see the pallates used as part of some scaffolding helpful in working on roof. [ If used, be sure lumber is strong enough and fastened together solidly enough to support your wweight.... I didn't do that. ] OUCH ... Only hurt for a little while.
Underside of roof prior to adding vertical supports on east (right) side to provide roof pitch.
Always wear protective gloves when hammering within striking distance of chain link fence . I almost always did/do.
Looking north at the south end of the run. Ladder leaning on run top, framework for roof at side and on top of run. Constructed four sections 8 x 7 ft of 2x4 s to attach Ondura roofing to and ptovide for pitch of about 3 -1. Joists at 2' on center . Run is 6' W x 30' L x 6' H Chain link wire. Concrete floor. Posts are 2 " Horizontal supports are 1 1/2' D. We had a Malmute and planned to breed her but she was discovered to have displasia, ruling out breeding. She was a great family dog for almost 12 years.
Looking down from the west side. Note part of dog door in lower rt. &wind deflector on left. date is when pict was taken and some work done.
Inside looking front to back ( 8' longx 4' wide x 4' high at front.
BobBry

Always wear protective gloves when hammering within striking distance of chain link fence . I almost always did/do.

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