Posted by blackhole49 on April 26, 2020 at 06:39:54 from (73.144.224.55):
In Reply to: Lean to on Shop posted by knightstead on April 25, 2020 at 13:08:37:
The lean to on my big barn was an after thought. I tied it with lag bolts to the top of the trusses then tucked the shingles in. Mine is about a 2-12 pitch with 2x10s on 2' centers with a 13' span. I would want to go any longer than that on 2x10s. Mine was put up in 2002 in SE MI and snow has never been an issue (same with the lean to on my house which has been there 35 years). I would use the trusses. 2 of my 25 2x10s have sagged and I doubled them up. When I put the lean to on the house, it was going to be temporary so I built it with 12' 2x4s on 16" centers supported at 10'. When I decided to put a patio under it, I doubled the 2x4s. I bet neither met anybody's structural code.
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