About time this got fixed!
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About time this got fixed!
Before and after pictures say it all.
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Many a great tune has been played on an older fiddle.
Sorry, Claudia, we hired it done.
It is stamped concrete, Paul, colored "light slate". The edge has some red (same color as roof) added on the surface and the entire patio has "marbling" added as well. The surface-applied colors are protected by a sealer which needs to be re-applied every few years, depending on use and wear. We do not use the patio (as added living area) because it faces south and consequently is quite hot but I drive my car across it to reach the garage on left.
It is stamped concrete, Paul, colored "light slate". The edge has some red (same color as roof) added on the surface and the entire patio has "marbling" added as well. The surface-applied colors are protected by a sealer which needs to be re-applied every few years, depending on use and wear. We do not use the patio (as added living area) because it faces south and consequently is quite hot but I drive my car across it to reach the garage on left.
Many a great tune has been played on an older fiddle.
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Very They did a great job and it looks spectacular with that roof~ I love that stamped concrete. Could you get a closer up of one of them? They look neat!
Jane (from the middle of the Mitten state)
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That's a great way to make a patio.
Zone: This is England we don't do zones. Pick any number between 2 and 11
http://www.zyxwv.co.uk/
There are 10 types of people. Those who understand binary and those who don't.
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There are 10 types of people. Those who understand binary and those who don't.
We have told the contractor that he is welcome to bring clients to see the job.
A couple of other views of the house below. I cannot plant anything along the side of the patio because DH needs to be able to get in there with the tractor to remove all the snow that comes off the three roofs. I make up for it on other sides.
A couple of other views of the house below. I cannot plant anything along the side of the patio because DH needs to be able to get in there with the tractor to remove all the snow that comes off the three roofs. I make up for it on other sides.
Many a great tune has been played on an older fiddle.
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Those are native black-eyed Susans, Charla, Rudbeckia hirta and R. triloba. They are not really orange but a golden yellow, with black centers. I always leave one of each to self-sow and weed out excess plants. Great for butterflies and bouquets and ever so easy!
Many a great tune has been played on an older fiddle.
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Viktoria! That's a great job! I love it!
Your yards are beautiful! WOWZER!
Another question about that roof! I really like that! When it rains, do you hear the pitter-patter?
Your yards are beautiful! WOWZER!
Another question about that roof! I really like that! When it rains, do you hear the pitter-patter?
Jane (from the middle of the Mitten state)
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I think we are so accustomed to the sound of rain on the roof, Jane, that we do not hear it at all. The master bedroom is on the first floor; we might notice the sound if we were on the second.
The one time (or few) that we are aware of noise is when there is freezing rain in the winter and the ice and snow crash from the roof to the porch roof. Sometimes it sounds like the porch roof will surely collapse, yet there is not a dent in it.
The one time (or few) that we are aware of noise is when there is freezing rain in the winter and the ice and snow crash from the roof to the porch roof. Sometimes it sounds like the porch roof will surely collapse, yet there is not a dent in it.
Many a great tune has been played on an older fiddle.