Pizza oven canopy

The plans

Six A3 sheets, Rev E, dated 12 October 2026. This is the set that goes to Harry.

What changed in Rev E. The gutter has moved from the front fascia to the house side, as Harry asked. The roof sheet now falls about 1.5° back to the wall. The fascia on all three sides, the timber underside and the apron flashing on the wall all stay dead level and square, so from the ground it looks the same as the existing eave.

What that costs. With the roof at its lowest against the wall, the steel arms can no longer be 100 deep inside a 145 box. They are drawn 50 deep (the same steel laid flat). An engineer has to confirm that. If the steel must be deeper, the fall has to go back to the front.

The gutter is small. About 120 wide and 35 deep, because that is the room left. It is enough for a roof this size, but it will block with leaves sooner than a deep one, so the drawings show an overflow slot through each side fascia and a guard over it.

These are concept drawings. Not engineered. Steel sizes, anchors and the footing are indicative.

Open the PDF, Rev E

To confirm or price

Is a 50 deep frame enough? Engineer or fabricator.
Which roof sheet or folded tray suits a 1.5° fall? Roofer.
Sheet P03's footer note runs a few millimetres past the border. It did in Rev D as well. Not fixed.

P04 Section and eave matchThe sheet that changed most. Left: the cut through the canopy, with the roof falling back to the gutter at the wall. Middle: both edges at five times the size.

P01 Cover and summaryThe key numbers and what the set fixes.

P02 Site and design intentJohn's photo marked up with where everything goes.

P03 Front elevationLooking at the wall. Apron flashing 100 up the wall, level.

P05 Footing and base platesThe ground works that have to happen before the travertine goes down.

P06 Materials, scope and open itemsWho does what, quantities for pricing, and what is still to confirm.