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6 m x 4 m freestanding carport: height 2.6 m/2.9 m
📐 Construction plan for a 4-post freestanding carport: Slope 4.29°
Headroom under bracing: 1,925 mm at the front post — 2,158 mm at the rear post. Measurements taken at the lowest point in the room.
🚗 Vehicle dimensions (side mirrors extended) — clearance between posts: 3,680 mm
✔️ City car, sedan, SUV (e.g., Audi Q5: 1,660 mm tall)
✔️ Compact van (such as the Kangoo: 1,810 mm)
✖️ Van such as the Trafic (1,971 mm): see the attached version or our RV carports
Custom? 3 plans for €19 in the app
Wood type: Solid Douglas fir C24 or autoclave-treated pine, Class 4
Complete professional blueprint in PDF format — 15 pages — all dimensions in mm.
PROJECT DIMENSIONS (plans)
Length: 6.00 m
Width: 4.00 m
Front post height: 2.60 m
Rear post height: 2.90 m
OVERALL DIMENSIONS (including overhangs)
Overall length: 6.50 m
Overall width: 4.50 m
Overall front height: 2.81 m
Overall rear height: 3.11 m
Actual dimensions of the structure: including roof overhangs and roofing thickness (joists + battens).
What's included in the plan:
🔹 General views: front, back, side, top 🔹 Technical views: post layout, exploded view, parts list 🔹 Complete cutting list (sections, lengths, quantities, volumes) 🔹 Complete hardware list with part numbers 🔹 Labeled view of components 🔹 YouTube links to our step-by-step assembly tutorials
Profile: Passionate DIY builder, standard tools. Some steps require two people.
⚠️ Plan in French — dimensions in millimeters. 🔒 For personal use only — resale prohibited.
Wooden frame only; roofing not included; designed for lightweight roofing such as steel decking (≤ 9.42 daN/m²).
📋 Before Starting the Work
Between posts: 24.00 m²
Footprint: 29.25 m²
(including overhangs)
Depending on the size of the property, your PLU zone, and your specific situation, you may need to file a preliminary notice, obtain a building permit, or even hire an architect.
👉 Check with the urban planning office at your city hall before purchasing any equipment.
The plan generated by SimplyWoodPlan will serve as a reference for this discussion.
📐 Construction plan for a 4-post freestanding carport: Slope 4.29°
Headroom under bracing: 1,925 mm at the front post — 2,158 mm at the rear post. Measurements taken at the lowest point in the room.
🚗 Vehicle dimensions (side mirrors extended) — clearance between posts: 3,680 mm
✔️ City car, sedan, SUV (e.g., Audi Q5: 1,660 mm tall)
✔️ Compact van (such as the Kangoo: 1,810 mm)
✖️ Van such as the Trafic (1,971 mm): see the attached version or our RV carports
Custom? 3 plans for €19 in the app
Wood type: Solid Douglas fir C24 or autoclave-treated pine, Class 4
Complete professional blueprint in PDF format — 15 pages — all dimensions in mm.
PROJECT DIMENSIONS (plans)
Length: 6.00 m
Width: 4.00 m
Front post height: 2.60 m
Rear post height: 2.90 m
OVERALL DIMENSIONS (including overhangs)
Overall length: 6.50 m
Overall width: 4.50 m
Overall front height: 2.81 m
Overall rear height: 3.11 m
Actual dimensions of the structure: including roof overhangs and roofing thickness (joists + battens).
What's included in the plan:
🔹 General views: front, back, side, top 🔹 Technical views: post layout, exploded view, parts list 🔹 Complete cutting list (sections, lengths, quantities, volumes) 🔹 Complete hardware list with part numbers 🔹 Labeled view of components 🔹 YouTube links to our step-by-step assembly tutorials
Profile: Passionate DIY builder, standard tools. Some steps require two people.
⚠️ Plan in French — dimensions in millimeters. 🔒 For personal use only — resale prohibited.
Wooden frame only; roofing not included; designed for lightweight roofing such as steel decking (≤ 9.42 daN/m²).
📋 Before Starting the Work
Between posts: 24.00 m²
Footprint: 29.25 m²
(including overhangs)
Depending on the size of the property, your PLU zone, and your specific situation, you may need to file a preliminary notice, obtain a building permit, or even hire an architect.
👉 Check with the urban planning office at your city hall before purchasing any equipment.
The plan generated by SimplyWoodPlan will serve as a reference for this discussion.