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Expand your living space by enclosing an existing porch, patio, deck or gazebo with this new edition from Sunset’s outdoor building experts. It has everything you need to transform open outdoor areas into functional, inviting rooms for year-round use. Includes detailed step-by-step photography and building instructions for commonly used enclosure materials such as screened frames, the ScreenTight system, screened panels, and screen enclosure kits.
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Helpful, usable book for screened room design/building This book has good information, nice pictures and usable designs for building screened rooms. Excellent “how to” methodology along with lumber specifications, loads and design detail. Best book I’ve found for screened room subject matter.
No Plans or Specs!! I bought this book specifically because it said it would show you how to build a screened room. From the book’s front cover, “A complete how-to guide.” I had been turned off by other books which simply said if you want a Gazebo, buy a kit and here’s how to put it together. I don’t have the budget to build from a kit. I need to put in the sweat equity. I bought Building Screened Rooms because I saw that it did have directions and a material list. I took it to the lumber yard to buy the materials. They explained that there was not enough detailed instructions or material specs to be able to build this. He said, “If you have a really knowledgeable builder, he may be able to figure this out for you.” Not everyone is rich enough to just drop a wad of money on some architect, landscaper, builder, gardner and step back and watch them do the work. There are real live people out here who need directions because we are willing to work to attain what we want and can’t just buy everything. I am so completely and hopelessly disappointed!!!
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