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correa2011

how do these doors open? because see the hinge on the right door.

13 years ago
Hillside Medeterranean 01 (Design by Bernard Trainor & Associates) · More Info

Comments (3)

  • 13 years ago
    THE DOOR ON THE RIGHT IS FIXED, IT DOES NOT OPEN .
  • 13 years ago
    what size is the gravel and how deep do you need to dig first?
  • PRO
    13 years ago
    The gravel seems to be 3/8"-1/2" and is usually laid between the stones after they are set. This application would have a 1.5" thick stone set on 1" of sand, so I would say around 2" of gravel for the depth.
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