Deck seating

Our back garden will need some work, we've known that ever since we moved in. The bricks surrounding the step up to the grass are broken and coming away from each other and it sort of looks pretty untidy and it's also quite dangerous, especially having a toddler who is going to want to run around out there in the summer! And today whilst sweeping up, I ever so slightly moved a sandpit/swimming pool that we have out in the garden which was next to the brick wall and part of the brick wall…

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One of our favorite things about our old house was our back yard. It was not too big but not too small, shaded, fully fenced, and had a great party deck that Parker built. We spent lots of time out…

Deck bench seating is not hard to build. Be sure to test other benches for comfort and mimic the dimensions. Great videos and step-by-step photos here.

Whether you’re looking for extra space for entertaining guests or a way to add some color and aesthetics to your deck, benches, planters, and planter benches make a great addition to any deck or patio. Our custom benches and planter designs are made with Trex decking material, ensuring a sturdy, visually appealing design that will […]

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Making the post holes in the deck Use the same decking materials to construct a fixed deck seat, as used on the deck itself.In this example, 90mm x 18mm (3/4" x 3 1/2") hardwood is used. If your deck is constructed out of some other material, make any necessary measurement…

Calculating the step dimensions, laying out stringers and building a sturdy set of deck stairs.

Built-in banquette seating solves space problems galore and adds a cozy, communal element to most every room in the house (including the backyard).