The Garden Route Company Hi. This is poured in place color concrete (using black Davis pigment). Once the surface was cured we sand blasted the concrete.
Umbrella SizeThe size of your umbrella will determine how much shade your space will receive. Think about how much shade you want and how much room you have. Overcrowding your patio with a too-large umbrella won't look or feel good. Designer tip: Landscape designer John D’Urso says umbrellas ideally should be table width plus an extra 2 feet per side if possible. For example, if you have a 4-foot round table, look for an umbrella that's 8 feet in diameter.
4. Stay cool with a big umbrella. An extra-large freestanding umbrella offers more flexibility than one attached to the table. Use it to shade the prep area (keeping food out of the sun), then move it to cover the eating area when it's time to sit down.
Stay cool with a big umbrella. An extra-large freestanding umbrella offers more flexibility than one attached to the table. Use it to shade the prep area (keeping food out of the sun), then move it to cover the eating area when it's time to sit down.
Stay cool with a big umbrella. An extra-large freestanding umbrella offers more flexibility than one attached to the table. Use it to shade the prep area (keeping food out of the sun), then move it to cover the eating area when it's time to sit down.
the outdoor storage area is really great. I like the moderate height, so not obtrusive, but still provides a great screening element. you could use reycled wood fencing or beetle-kill wood planks for more rustic look although this clean modern look is best!
added by Susan Letts Landscape Design to lettsgo's ideas (3 weeks ago)
Stay cool w/ a big umbrella. Extra-large freestanding umbrella offers more flexibility than one attached to the table. Use it to shade the prep area, keeping food out of the sun, then move it to cover the eating area when it's time to sit down.
4. Stay cool with a big umbrella. An extra-large freestanding umbrella offers more flexibility than one attached to the table. Use it to shade the prep area (keeping food out of the sun), then move it to cover the eating area when it's time to sit down.
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Rich