Contemporary Deck Contemporary Deck, Sydney
Inspiration for a contemporary backyard deck remodel in Sydney with no cover — Houzz
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gabylous wrote:
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ekinna wrote:
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Hello, we are also doing similar fountain. Can you share what you used for the tiles for the wall?
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Karen Healy
I also would like to know what kind of tiles you used
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mick3120 wrote:
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It is a great project. We lit this project for the team from COS Design who are also Houzz members. I am not sure what the walling material is, the guys at COS would be able to tell you what it is.
Ericka Brown
Wall materials please
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alex2013
Looks like bamboo on the right. To the right is a Japanese maple. Looks like a acer palmatum coral bark. Also known as sango Kaku
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btydrvn
The deck boards are probably 2x6
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Gabe Rensen wrote:
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Cords Construction(finish carpentry)
I didn's see an answer for - What color/brand of stain was used on this deck?
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Frank Organ added this to Design Solutions for the Time-Strapped Gardener
Decking can be a cost-effective way to cover large areas with hardscape in a small garden. It does have certain maintenance requirements to keep it looking good and safe to use. Natural wood can become green, grimy, slippery and plain dirty after the winter, with the surface exposed to elements like sunlight, rain, snow and frost. Luckily for the time-shy, decking maintenance is typically only an annual event that has just three simple steps: cleaning, restoring and protecting.Learn more about what to know when adding a deck
Falon Mihalic added this to How to Turn an Ugly Wall Into a Feature
Place elements in front. Place elements in front of the wall, as has been done here with bamboo planting and a protruding white textured accent panel. A panel like this is a simple site wall that acts as an architectural element within a small space and is flanked by vertical plantings. A panel like this can be a free-floating structure that doesn’t touch or build upon the existing wall. It’s a handy way to completely screen a wall that is not on your property.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Paulene Salter added this to Paulene's Ideas
Deck, pebbles, stepping stone arrangement
Alison Hawkins added this to Garden
The gravel + stones for the walk way rather than grass?
HU-404728072 added this to General Outdoor
maybe some higher wall - just at back of patio (opposite sliding doors) to frame the space and provide privacy?
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Hi gabylous! If you're looking to direct light up the wall, we do offer a similar product L01 exterior ingrade. As for the light on the cement wall, take a look at L46 wall mount. Hope this helps!
how do you mantain the wall?