corrugated metal - Hi
I've been looking into buying a 4'x8' sheet to make an indoor storage door.
Can't seem to find a place in metro Boston area.
Please help.
Thank you. »
Steve Mcmahon_grace I totally need to do this. What's the cost breakdown vs. wood? I have a fence that is in process of falling down. It is a delight...
Dig Your Garden Landscape Design This plant is a Chondropetalum, a reed plant from South Africa. This is either tectorum and elephantinum. I was browsing Debora's images (I love her designs) and came across your question.
I've always had a thing for corrugated metal, whether it's used on the outside of a building or the inside (such as on the back of an island), so I love this fence. The tall, wispy plants stand out against the color and texture of the corrugated metal.
Metal ribbed panels could read industrial and cold, but whimsical grasses make them come alive. The vertical line of the grasses echoes the line of the ribbing but moves with the wind. Also notice the bright green ground-hugging plants on the wall's top and bottom.
A solid fence of wood posts and rails with a corrugated infill creates a striking presence. And the plantings certainly soften the fence, creating a nice combination of textures and colors. This is ideal for transitional or contemporary architecture, as it combines a clean, modern aesthetic with softer, older materials. And this fence is great at providing privacy as well as security.