Queen Street Rooftop - After contemporary-deck
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Queen Street Rooftop - After Contemporary Deck, Toronto

Brandon Barre
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Example of a trendy deck design in Toronto with no cover and a bbq area — Houzz

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california88 wrote:
lights - who makes the lights over the bbq?
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Design & Build . . . by Roger Perron, Inc.

Hello, here is a website that sells stainless steel outdoor lighting. They may have something similar to what you're looking for: http://www.bellacor.com/stainless-steel-outdoor-wall-lighting.htm

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mustangjim1 wrote:
How do you prevent bbq heat from staining wood fence? - Bbq very close to a white wood fence. How is it not staining the white wood fence? Most bbq s require 21" from flammable source. Thanks
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remypearson

I have same question as above and don't understand your comment. pls can you expand. it feels unsafe to have bbq next to wood. what are the safety req'mts?

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jhmfred

so the easy fix? Is the fix to move the grill away from the fence to achieve the recommended clearance? Or do you have a fix that allows the grill to remain close to the fence?

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mhiterer wrote:
Can you tell me the details about the bbq island - IS it custom made and if yes and bit more info about materials please
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Terra Firma Design
Yes all custom and made of Ipe. A drop in BBQ custom cabinet for waterproof IPod and speakers, fridge and running water with stainless steel counters.
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JK Designs

Do you know what this unit cost?

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jfiorenza wrote:
cabinet front or hidden cabinet for the refrigerator? Details please.
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Refrigerator is just installed, not hidden by Ipe.
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jfiorenza
Thank you.
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Amy M wrote:
how is this holing up to the elements? - This is exactly what I want to do in my yard. can you tell me, have you had any issues with ipe or stainless in the elements. I also love the lights above the bbq. do you have that source? you did a great job this looks great.
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Terra Firma Design
No issues both great products and weather resistant. Good luck.
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carolwang7 wrote:
How do you waterproof a 2nd floor balcony which sit on occupied space - We have a balcony sit on our family room, there was sever leaking problem, we are rebuilding it now, how can we do it right this time, what material should we use? We are desperate, please help.
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My advice is to hire an expert to establish where the leak is coming from first. Once that is done any outdoor wood will do. Get it installed correctly. "Lipstick on a pig," doesn't work!
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ilikeregina wrote:
the island is beautiful. How did you attach the Ipe to the island?
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