We are living proof that you can put a pergola on an existing raised deck or floating deck. Depending on the height of your deck, you might want to add a railing to the DIY deck pergola (or the deck itself), and you’ll want to make sure the deck pergola is reinforced with heavy ...
A lattice fence that partially encloses an area works well (like my mother has on one side of her deck). Plants can also create a great privacy screen. ©#moreideas – stock.adobe.com For a less permanent option, you can hang some curtains to create a secret garden room. They have ...
Install a fence:The most obvious solution is a privacy fence around your backyard. Before you put up a fence, make sure it meets your state’s regulations for swimming pool barriers. You’ll also want to check your city and homeowners association’s fence height rules. TheU.S. Consumer Pr...
Measure the length between the upper and lower lattice piece and cut 5 pieces of lattice to this length. Attach in equally spaced segments across the front of the plywood. Make sure you have a piece of lattice on each edge – this will help “disguise” those imperfect side pieces. If yo...
It was a dark and stormy night. Rain fell in torrents, transforming the road to thick mud. I couldn’t stand at the lattice window any longer, watching for Father. With each excruciating moment that passed, I imagined him hobbling down the road in his best black leather shoes the silver...
deck resting on an arch pushes down on the curve of stones (or metal components) underneath it, squashing them tightly together and effectively making them stronger. The load on a stone arch bridge is transmitted through the central stone (called thekeystone), around the curve of other stones...
such as building an exclusion barrier around the shed or porch. This is basically a steel screen or any barrier that prevents the animals from going under there again. I've mostly used half-inch steel mesh buried into the ground at the base, but you can use decorative lattice if you wish...
Time for stain! Your deck surface should be completely dry for at least 48 hours before staining.(If you are staining a brand new deck, you will want to wait around six weeks for the new wood to thoroughly dry so it takes the stain properly.) ...
Its structure allows it to concentrate huge amounts of energy in its crystal lattice, making it not only radioactive but highly unstable as well and thus very dangerous. However, if handled appropriately, it constitutes a great source of energy never seen before. ...
Screw two pieces of lattice to the outside corners of each post. Step 7 Lay the last three pieces of lattice on top of the gazebo across the support boards, spaced evenly, and screw them into place. Tip Paint all wood with weather-proof deck paint in the color of your choice before ...