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Large Pool Cage Installation

Large Pool Cage Installation. A look at a large pool cage installation from the True Aluminum crew.

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foreign [Music] Riverview we got a two-story cage so 26 by 50. it's a mansard roof we've been out here for about a week and a half should finish it up today get this homeowner happy and move on to the next one [Music] thank you [Music]

Aluminum February 10, 2023

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A look at a large pool cage installation from the True Aluminum crew.

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foreign [Music] Riverview we got a two-story cage so 26 by 50. it's a mansard roof we've been out here for about a week and a half should finish it up today get this homeowner happy and move on to the next one [Music] thank you [Music]

A 26 by 50 Two Story Mansard Cage, Week and a Half on Site

The crew lays out the job on camera: a two story cage in Riverview, "26 by 50," with a mansard roof, about a week and a half on site. The sign-off is the whole trade in one sentence: "get this homeowner happy and move on to the next one."

Mansard, gable, or dome: cage roof styles explained

The mansard roof on this build - flat across the top with sloped panels around the edges - is Florida's most common cage roof for a reason: it looks finished from every side and suits most home rooflines. It is not the only option.

  • Mansard - flat center, sloped perimeter; the classic pool cage silhouette
  • Gable - a peaked roof that adds height and matches homes with prominent gables
  • Dome - a gentle curve that sheds debris and adds headroom without a peak
  • Flat or shed - the economical pick for small enclosures and under-truss spaces

What actually sets a big enclosure's timeline

A week and a half is honest scheduling for a two story cage this size, and the drivers are predictable: total square footage, wall height (taller walls mean staging and slower, safer work), roof style (mansard edges take more fitting than a flat span), how much concrete or footer work comes first, and the weather. If two quotes promise wildly different schedules for the same cage, ask each contractor to walk you through their sequence - the one who can is the one who has done it.

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