I built this outdoor batting cage for my kids. [ATTACH]110860[/ATTACH] With winter fast approaching, my son wants to continue to train during off season so he is asking me if i put a roof on the batting cage and enclose it with walls. Do you think it's feasible to enclose it without breaking the bank? here are some existing specs: * size is roughly 70 feet long x 15 feet wide x 10 ft tall. * 4x4 posts were used * posts were buried 36 inches (below frost where I live) in concrete * Lengthwise, posts are about 14ft apart * 2x4x16 cross members on top are used solely for hanging the net (not structural) My primary concern is the 15ft span across two 4x4s. I know building a slanted roof would be the easiest but I think that's going to get pricey trying to buy 2x6x16 ft...maybe come up with a truss design and go with gable roof design? Also, leaving the ground exposed would be fine, unless I need to add some base weight by building up a platform. Any input is appreciated. Kevin

We had problems with our 25-30 yo garage door (basic single door, 4-panel, 7' x 9' I think). I went to replace hardware on it, but upon doing so, I realized that the problem is that the top panel has been bowed out by the garage door opener arm. See pictures. I was wondering if I could replace just the top panel on this garage door. Is it possible to get a replacement panel? I would also replace other hardware (rollers, handle, opener bracket plate, etc.). Or should I just do a total garage door replacement? Thanks.