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We created a new front yard entry sequence, gate, and entry pathway on a very public and busy streetscape. Visible house numbers, contemporary styling, and congruent design with the architecture were the main goals.
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The client originally wanted a garden on the side of the house, but city code required that a 400 square-foot parking space be available behind the fence. To meet regulations and give the client the green space they desired, a brilliant solution was implemented.
Two concrete parking strips were installed, and then flagstone pads were installed over the strips. The rest was covered and filled in with soil and plantings that can be driven over were placed in-between and around each of the pads.
A swinging gate was installed, but with a pedestrian gate built in the middle so that the entire gate needn’t be opened for foot traffic. The garden area was then enclosed with another iron pedestrian gate leading to the remodeled pool and back patio.
All landscape plantings were picked and installed as well.

Inspiration for a coastal white two-story house exterior remodel in Orange County with a gambrel roof and a shingle roof

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Shed - shed idea in Los Angeles
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Inspiration for a mid-sized craftsman beige two-story wood gable roof remodel in Los Angeles

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Shed - shed idea in Los Angeles
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Marine grade stainless steel cane bolt (also called a drop bolt) is on the interior side and was used for fixing one side of this double gate to the ground. The cane bolt holds the fixed gate in place much, so the active gate can swing and latch onto it.
This 18" Stainless Steel Cane Bolt is made of Marine Grade 316 material and has a brushed finish. Stainless steel fasteners included.
Photos by 360 Yardware
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