Revamping a roof terrace
TimberTech UK
5 years ago
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Comments (14)Looks great - I love how the screens have given you a little more privacy. I can imagine it all lit up with a string of fairy lights or a big lantern. Perfect for an evening meal in summer!...See MoreNeed a builder for a roof terrace in W9
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Comments (0)We're in the middle of our roof terrace project. It gets the sun all day so we really need some shade up there when it's all finished. I would appreciate any ideas for this as I'm a bit lost and my husband and I can't agree on what to do at the moment! I'd like something which won't take up much space as we will have planters, built in benches and a bar/BBQ area already up there. Appreciate any advice! Thanks....See MoreEsther Jury Landscape and Garden Design
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