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Ever since we finished the deck, I've been saying, "I'm going to make gate so the dogs can hang out on the deck." Several months later, I finally found the time to get it done.
As you can see, it's successfully keeping Sophie on the deck.
This railing is a unique mix of Deckorators square balusters in Bronze, Phoenix rails, and a matching Fiberon cap rail.
The updating of a 25 year old deck, inspired by other wonderful designs in flickr, some original ideas, my own vision: a mix of modern, country, beauty, elegance, and above all, some of our travel observations.
We hope to be the source of inspiration to others, seeking ideas for deck design and construction - that would be the ultimate compliment.
A photography footnote: pictures taken by using a small tripod and attaching it with duct tape to a 10 ft pole - 10 sec. timer. All HDR.
MD
We still need to make a divider between us and the neighbours for along the top of the deck.
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Deck study of sailing boat on the river
I bought a Sony RX100m7 last Christmas and haven't used it very much, so this was the perfect time to try it out\\1
Not sure what the bunting is for, but hey, it works.
Mamiya m645 - Mamiya-Sekor C 35mm 1:3.5 N - Kodak Plus-X @ ASA-125
Blazinal (1+25) 6:00 @ 20C
Meter: Gossen Lunasix F
Scanner: Epson V700
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC (2018)
The herringbone blends with the parquet pattern of the larger deck, the first inspired by another deck in flickr, the second by a famous museum parquet flooring. The squares (12 ft) are a the maximum size that could be transported with our small pick up truck. We considered having it delivered, but each piece was handpicked to get a better quality lumber - each load 25 boards.
The boards were fastened with torx head screws - much easier than phillips. The boards ends have a double joist system under that allows the screws to be far from the edge - there is no toe nailing and wood splits have been almost completely eliminated. We observed this technique the first time on a deck near Bordeaux.
The long triangles or wedges, making the round step were not as difficult to cut and get right as it may appear - the last board fit perfectly... by luck not design.
MD
finally got around to scanning the photos i took on the isle of wight.
a little selection of photos here.