HOW TO DESIGN A DECK
How to Build a Raised Deck
In addition to being a functional spot to entertain friends and family outdoors, a raised deck can also “raise” the style profile of your home and backyard. Sometimes referred to as an elevated deck, a raised deck is a great option for entertaining outdoors. It acts as an extension of your indoor space, taking the excitement or relaxation right outside where you can enjoy the fresh air and scenic views.
Beyond a raised deck offering an attractive outdoor space and adding value to your home, there are other considerations for building a raised deck including: the terrain, location, type of lumber available, and of course, the cost and project completion estimate.Beyond a raised deck offering an attractive outdoor space and adding value to your home.
there are other considerations for building a raised deck including: the terrain, location, type of lumber available, and of course, the cost and project completion estimate.Beyond a raised deck offering an attractive outdoor space and adding value to your home, there are other considerations for building a raised deck including: the terrain, location, type of lumber available, and of course, the cost and project completion estimate.
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HOW TO DESIGN A DECK
How to Build a Pergola
Pergolas have become a popular backyard fixture in recent years. These stately structures add character to an outdoor area, and can also provide shade, as well as enhance the curb appeal of your home. Building a pergola can be an easy project for even novice DIY-ers who want to add a stately, yet inviting element to their backyard.
A pergola is a tall outdoor structure with several beams supporting a decorative roof. The roof can be used to hold screening, fabric, tarp, plant-life or similar coverings. The purpose is to serve as a decorative focal point in a backyard, but they can also provide functional shade.
A pergola is a tall outdoor structure with several beams supporting a decorative roof. The roof can be used to hold screening, fabric, tarp, plant-life or similar coverings. The purpose is to serve as a decorative focal point in a backyard, but they can also provide functional shade.
