Photos show the 'before' and 'after' our pool equipment was covered. Covering is lightweight, maintenance free and a filter motor noise reducer. The metal frame was found in a dumpster, coincidentally the shape of the equipment group. The 'adobe house' pieces and windows are cut with a saber saw from 2" styrofoam 4'x8' panels from Home Depot and stucco-finished troweled with a single mixture of Joint Compound, white exterior acrylic paint and TiteBond III wood glue. House sections are positioned together and connected to the frame with pieces of 'Industrial Strength" self-stick velcro so that they can be removed for servicing the equipment. Log beams deco are cut from foam pool 'noodles' & painted. The light weight and durability of the styrofoam are perfect for this kind of project.