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[QUOTE="huskiesNhoos, post: 3578603, member: 506"] Thanks. Not a kit, but basically just bought the components separately that would've been in a kit. That way I could pick out my own lumber and not end up with the banana shaped stuff they put in the kits. Ended up being a little cheaper, too. I wish I'd done something like that in hindsight...probably won't need it since I kept the grade pretty steep away from the house but I ended up using an Australian product (adjustable joist support) to build out over a poured concrete patio so didn't have much clearance for anything else in the portion against the house (although it's covered so only gets wet in big storms) [/QUOTE]
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