What can I do with this area?
karenandava
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karenandava
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What can I do under 16 x 16 high deck??
Comments (3)My hairdresser (who weighs about 120 lbs) recently installed a flagstone patio by herself. The flagstone cost her about $600. Other costs included sand and some plants she planted in between the flagstone. It looks georgeous. I'm going over there Thursday and could take a photo if you want more information. DH and I plan something similar underneath our deck. Although we have no experience, I think we could do an adequate job. Here's a post from a gardenwebber Here is a link that might be useful: How to intall a flagstone path or patio...See MoreMaybe we'll fix the drywall... 'creative trim' ?
Comments (3)...doesn't look all that bad to me, maybe embrace the concept and replace with a piece of oak stained to match stairs. If its like mine the dryway behind it may not be matching up and the upper may overhang the lower (or visa versa) by enough that it would be difficult to mud and make look good.......See MoreHelp with garden bricked area design
Comments (7)I am taking a punt that this is a UK back garden. In which case the 'fern trees' are likely leylandii, the curse of British gardens and destroyer of neighbourly relations. They will not green up after that hacking. The structure beyond the trees is probably the neighbours' fence. I would complete the job altogether and remove the messed up trees then perhaps buy a ready made gazebo/arbour of some kind to hide the fence and shelter the seat. Arbour ideas...See Moredining area design
Comments (16)It’s hard to say- from the picture it doesn’t look like it would make a huge difference but pictures and real life can be very different...See Morekarenandava
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