Pedersen Associates Almost any teak producer will have these in their catalogue The table is a 54" round. Though it's been a while I believe there were from Country Casual.
What kind of drain was used for drainage in the flagstone/floor? Thank you. - We are putting in a freeform pool with flagstone hardscape and I really don't want to use channel drains for drainage as it will spoil the look. Please help. Thank you so much »
Pedersen Associates Those are drop inlets with a bronze grate. The grate is an NDS. They have a new line of decorative grates that look good, however, these were just the older simple square or round grate on the end of a 4" pipe riser. Here is a link to their site.
Pedersen Associates These were pagodas my client bought on a trip through Malaysia. We fitted them with LV lights. It's a relatively easy technique. Your electrician can help you turn most anything into a light fixture!
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I need something like this for my house but can,t find a Landscaper in the Atlanta Georgia Area can u help ple - Been trying too find a landscaper as my backyard needs a proffesional too help me plan something »
Pedersen Associates A lot of landscape designers are not comfortable dealing with structures and architecture (fireplaces). This is a small yet highly detailed garden. We worked with a structural engineer and a very "hands-on" contractor. This team approach made for a successful result. When putting your team together look for the skills you need for your specific site and program: you may need a design-build company that is a general contractor not just a landscaper. You may want to consult with an architect if you need to make modifications to the building. Check on line for landscape architects in your area and look at their sites. I'm sure you'll find someone that can help.
Rather than beams, cables could be used from which lights could be strung. I think i would prefer cables. Stringing them would require posts placed on the retaining wall.