What sort of screws did you use at the top of the ramp? The ones that you put through the 2 x 6 then into the steel angle. Do the screws threads themselves into the angle iron?
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This is about a 2 year ramp especially in CT. Absolutely no waterproofing. The ramp should be longer with at least 1/8" between board and some vapor barrier. What protects this from the snow or rain?
My ramp in CT and my sons ramp in NH are both almost 4 years old and look perfect. After the pressure treated wood dried for a year, small gaps formed between the boards and then they were given a coat of exterior stain. Both are lasting beautifully!
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Very nice work I, definitely need a new shed ramp! Great video !
Great job charles i need to do the same for my shed it looks amazing sir...thanks for sharing
A bit short for my taste but it worked well.
Perfect!
What sort of screws did you use at the top of the ramp? The ones that you put through the 2 x 6 then into the steel angle. Do the screws threads themselves into the angle iron?
Yeah, he sort of skipped over that part.
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Where in CT are you? I need a ramp built for my shed too. I'm in central CT
Is that a robe?
In Oz - one sheet of heavy duty waterproof 25mm Structaflor, cut to size. That's it :)
Perfect
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Not simple enough!
This is about a 2 year ramp especially in CT. Absolutely no waterproofing. The ramp should be longer with at least 1/8" between board and some vapor barrier. What protects this from the snow or rain?
My ramp in CT and my sons ramp in NH are both almost 4 years old and look perfect. After the pressure treated wood dried for a year, small gaps formed between the boards and then they were given a coat of exterior stain. Both are lasting beautifully!
This seems a bit complicated compared to other videos I've seen about ramps.
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