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or these little boxes. would need fencing of course.
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Side note.. this is what we could do with all that wood. haha.
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another view.
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if we do black structure and leaves the sides open, could this be an option? (there would be no way to close the sides but this is so cute.)
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i think changing the whole structure to all black frame might be ok too.
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continuation of the lines from roof to side
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more examples
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i do like the thin strips better..
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ok maybe it's not slanted.
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it looks like they have regular pergola structure PLUS the polycarbon roof on top, slanted.
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these roofs i think do need cleaning, they get grubby with leaves and stuff..
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there's the ribbed polycarbon kind and there's the smooth kind. this smooth one that looks like glass looks good.
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this is fine too
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a polycarbonate roof
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sliding doors
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roll down screens- can these be more plastic/block rain?
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panels that open on the side? they can't be that wide though, it would look weird/take up too much room.
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this has a lot of details on how it's done/what products.
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polycarbonate roof/ceiling
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the general idea- wood pillars in between, lower section is glass, top is open (or like a vinyl curtain that closes). roof can be whatever slanted material TBD
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skylight on top, sides can be open (and then add the cheap panels for winter)
or these little boxes. would need fencing of course.
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