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luckylady0310 wrote: Behind the Retaining wall - I'm building a barn on a steep slope and love the look of this wall. How was the wall built? Is the wood just cladding material? 2 Likes 3 Comments Hide comments PRO The Garden Route Company Hi, This wall was constructed using 4x6 pressure treated posts set into 5' deep concrete piers with 3x12 pressure treated boards bolted to the back of the posts. The front cladding is vertical grain 1x4 cedar which has been stained. Good Luck. R.R 3 Likes Bookmark August 12, 2013 at 8:03AM Thanked by luckylady0310 callaway358 Thank you for the great info! Like Bookmark August 21, 2013 at 8:58AM David Stanley When you say 3x12 - 3in wide, 12in high and x lenght? Looking to do something similar in our backyard. Thanks in advance. Like Bookmark May 7, 2014 at 6:11PM Write a comment April 21, 2013eddj wrote: Question - What material is used for the wall? Thx 1 Like 3 Comments See 1 more comment callaway358 See above Like Bookmark August 21, 2013 at 8:58AM PRO The Garden Route Company pressure treated structural wall faced with 1x4 stained cedar.
Kikuchi + Kankel Design Group This is Creeping Red Fecue or Festuca rubra. I am not familiar with your specific climate in Tenessee. Much may depend upon your microclimate. I suggest consulting a local nursery or supplier. Kikuchi + Kankel Design Group The grass is Red Fescue or Festuca Rubra. It should be able to grow in Florida, assuming that where you live does not get below 30 degrees. It is a non-mow grass that requires less water than conventional mowed lawn, but still does require regular water. Kikuchi + Kankel Design Group Red Fescue can grow in southern California, but will need ample water to stay green and lush. While it may not require as much water as a standard Fescue Lawn, it will require more water than a drought tolerant groundcover. Not knowing exactly where you live in So. Cal, the heat intensity could vary greatly as one moves inland. 30 miles from the ocean, it very well could demand watering daily. chantaldion try out eco grass in Canada, it's available at Wild flower farms, and you dont need to ever mowe it if you don't mind it at 6 inches, drought resistant and also weed resistant as the roots don't allow weeds to sowe and penetrate. Beats watering, mo...
Fiber Optical Swimming Pool TropicalHoustonWebsite This particular project was unique in two respects. In terms of scale and scope, the property we were working on was exceptionally large. This allowed for the construction of an exceptionally realistic natural pool. Not only did this natural swimming area closely mimic wilderness equivalents, but it was further enhanced by a unique application of fiber optic stars that imitated stars reflecting off the surface of the water. The pool was built in a curvilinear design that imitated the edges of natural bodies of water. In order to accentuate its realism, we built the coping around water’s edge completely out of rock. This rock perimeter was then aesthetically extended in a number of ways. Starting at the far end of the pool, we constructed a large rock outcropping that supported a natural waterfall that poured over a small grotto. This grotto was a special seating area for swimmers. When it is time to take a break from exercise, they can sit on the rocky ledge and look back through the waterfall for a spectacular view of the scenery. The vertical impact created by the rocky outcropping, combined with the constant sound of pouring w...
Love this painting!
One of my favs
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