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1.) Freestanding covers are much like arbors as far as column and framing member
selection. The columns on a freestanding cover usually will need to be buried in concrete,
again like a freestanding arbor. Please refer to the
section on arbors for tips on column
selection, preparation and setting.
2.) Covers that are attached to a substantial structure such as a home or garage on the
other hand do not necessarily need to have its support columns buried in concrete although
that may be more desirable. Instead, if the structure is built over concrete, there are special
brackets available to anchor the columns to the concrete. It may be necessary to add concrete
footings or potholes where the columns will be placed. Ask your local building inspector.
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