08/18/2026
A kit gets chopped square. This one got drawn. 📐
Nobody buys a patio cover for the beam ends. But the beam ends are where you can see whether anyone actually drew it.
Look at where the rafters land. Every rafter and outrigger on this cover ends in a scalloped profile — a shaped end cut, repeated identically down the whole run and around the corner. A kit ends its beams with a straight saw cut, because a straight cut is what ships in a box and a shaped one has to be specified.
Overhead, open paint-grade aluminum slats run rib-to-rib — dappled light when the sun is high ☀️, still open to the sky and the breeze at dusk 🌤️. Underneath, full-scale structural columns carrying real load, not decorative sleeves wrapped around something thinner.
And it runs at two heights: high where it ties back into the house fascia, then stepping down onto its own columns further out. That step is a drawn decision, not a seam where two kits met.
Dark bronze paint-grade aluminum that won’t warp, rot, rust or fade — still holding its color twenty years on. 🙌
Custom Elitewood Lattice Patio Cover, designed & built in Orange County, CA
📞 714-771-6400
🌴 Free in-home design consultation — patiowarehouseinc.com
📍 211 W. Katella Ave, Suite H, Orange, CA 92867
📜 CSLB #875966
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