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Screen finished. Cladding-side trim added to ceiling. Railing finished. Downpipes installed. Stairs built!
This was the first time in 5 years that I really scrubbed down my deck with bleach.
Also - note the new boards on top of the fence. That's a planter box. I'm trying to figure out what to plant there. One friend says I should plant herbs.
A deck view from a design at the botanic garden by Lincoln University faculty. Thanks for the tour! The detailing was exquisite!
These little pits were all over the deck. I think they aare tying-off points. Notice the texturing of the metal, to increase friction.
Deck is made of Teak and left to patina naturally. Ceramic planters from Thailand present an Asian Magnolia, Algerian Mandarin and Meyer Lemon.
A wood stain consists of a colorant suspended or dissolved in a 'vehicle' or solvent. The suspension agent can be water, alcohol, petroleum distillate, or the actual finishing agent (shellac, lacquer, varnish, polyurethane, etc.). Colored or 'stained' finishes, like polyurethane, do not penetrate the pores of the wood to any significant degree and will disappear when the finish itself deteriorates or is removed intentionally.
I loved the weathered furniture on the deck of the Outer Banks beach house. Decided to capture it in a series. Hatteras Island, North Carolina.
The Oklahoma City Dodgers host the Colorado Springs Sky Sox, but fall 7-6 courtesy of a 9th inning comeback by the Sky Sox.
June 24th, 2015
Photo © Terry Dobbins 2015
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Transparent Western Red Cedar Penofin, still wet. This side is lighter, because the wood hasn't been down as long (a year less) and gets much less sun.
700 sq. ft. multi-level deck with roof structure. We installed sunlights and fans in the roof structure over the kitchen area. The kitchen area is faced with cultured stone. The seating area is flush with the top of the built in planter boxes giving a feeling of being on the ground while still being a few steps over ground level to keep an eye on guests in the pool.