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Showing up to a deck-building party without any tools is tantamount to saying, "Your project is not worthy of the wear-and-tear it will cause to my tools," so I brought some tools. This is picture is evidence that great minds think alike. Or, like father, like son. Or, the 18-volt Ryobi cordless drill doesn't fall far from the 18-volt Ryobi cordless drill tree. Or, shut the fuck up.
Photo taken at the Lean Deck Clinic by Kenneth Yeung. Permission is allowed for use in your blog, website or presentation as long as you adhere to the stated Creative Commons license for this photo/image. Attribution must be included and a link back to this photo page is required.
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From our HQ in Leicester we supply our G-DECK Systems to scaffolding companies, developers and those involved in all building trades, right across the UK. Our G-DECK systems were designed by Gaz Bains, the construction load bearing expert who first brought the concept of crash decks to the construction sector 14 years ago. When he set out to design G-DECK, his aim was to innovate once again, bringing fresh ideas to the sector and improving on anything else available on the market. The result is a range of best-in class solutions that offer cost, time-saving and safety advantages. gdecking.com/
One of my favorite things is how the landscaping around the deck adds privacy. You can't see the neighbors and they can't see you. It's great!