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Birdseye Design
“to go down. We dug a hole in the ground 12 inches down, poured a new slab at the lower level and poured little walls with a curb surround so the hole wouldn't fill with water if the basement got wet. Lowered into the hole, the treadmill is flush with the surrounding floor.”
“I like parts for down stairs”
“exercise down there, you may need more headroom. Lift your arms overhead. I need an 8-foot ceiling to do that. Will you be standing on a treadmill? Add the height off the floor to your height. If you're actually going to run on the treadmill instead of posing for fake exercise Facebook photos, you'll need”
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Huestis Tucker Architects, LLC
“step down w/ kneww wall & pillars”
“step down to dining room with fireplace”
“Step down den...comes down to floor”
Whitney Lyons
“this - down the islands look”
“glued down or will they wash away.”
“Nice walk down to water”
“way down to lake”
Keith Willig Landscape Services, Inc.
“walkway down the hill...build walkway going down north side of garage?”
“Love the width and texture of the stone stairs, envisioning the best option down to the water is along the fence line?”
“Stairs down the side of house”
James Martin Associates
“you step down to walk around and sit. The question is, are the stools also counter height? or are both bar height. I'm thinking the step down alone allows for the difference in counter vs. chair height, why the drop down. Also, Each stool has a "cut out" for the stool to be pushed in ...are there problems”
Fleurdelis Landscape Design
“the way down to the bocci/badminton court?”
“the step-down feature to lower level and rock retaining wall.”
“down to pond...Steps down side”
Beard + Riser Architects
“this turn-down of the roof's high point allows light to filter into the house. In this house the application seems appropriate, because the ensemble appears rooted in the rural vernacular of the area, where inexpensive materials combine with considerations of climate.”
“this turn-down of the roof's high point allows light to filter into the house. In this house the application seems appropriate, because the ensemble appears rooted in the rural vernacular of the area, where inexpensive materials combine with considerations of climate.”
AMS Landscape Design Studios, Inc.
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Last comment "awesome idea to get flowing water noise"
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Last comment "awesome idea to get flowing water noise"
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“barrier down on the whole area and forced it to the bottom of the trench. This helps keep dirt from clogging the drain. A smaller trench will have to run from the drain area to the street or away from the area that floods.
3. Next I put a couple of inches of gravel in the bottom of the main trench. I”
“holes go down. Use a level to make sure the drain tube has some fall. The perforated tube connects to regular non-perf. that drains the water to the street. I put weed barrier over the drain tube to, again, keep the dirt out.
5. After I was sure everything was going downhill I filled the main trench”
“and lay down some topsoil and grow grass or some other ground cover. The solid tube to the street gets buried.
It's a lot of work to build but it helps a lot with drainage problems and it's out of sight. Ultimately mine needed to have the sand and dirt strained out of the gravel
(that's a ton of work”
