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ledouglas

Dimensions of the 'screen'

13 years ago
I love the wooden "screen" around the base of the deck. Can you tell me the heights of the 2 different sized wood pieces and how much space is in between them? Would love to replicate.

thanks, Laura
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Comments (2)

  • 12 years ago
    Hi, great looking deck skirt. What are the dimensions of the wood used?
  • 12 years ago
    More than likely, 2x1/2 was used for the smaller wood strip and the larger is probably a 4 x 1/2 and then the spacing was probably the 1/2 thickness of the boards used.
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