I made mine adjustable, so I can put it at any angle I want. It comlpicated the design a bit. I would get a picture for you Anti, but it's covered in snow.
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stix wrote:movable features are pretty fun for sure
Agree. My backyard wall has an adjustable angle 10 ft. fold up section that is not a permanent structure; therefore fits within the village guidelines for backyard structures. Now to add some solar panels up there to go 'green' this year.
Yeah, to be honest.... it's too steep. It should be closer to 45. Instead it's closer to 55. It really limits the type of problems you can set. The other walls are 30, 22, and 15. The steep wall is 16x8. I'm thinking of taking the vertical section at the bottom out, and then dropping the toe of the wall straight to the ground and up to the ceiling. That will make it closer to 40 degrees.
The reason it's constructed like that is I had to keep the garage door functioning. Now with the addition of the treadwall the garage door is useless (the treadwall pokes up into the ceiling) so it's time for a reconfiguration.
