Raised garden beds are popular for a good reason. They look absolutely fantastic in the garden and provide perfect conditions for whatever plant you are planning on growing. Raised garden beds extend the growing season, so new seeds and replanted plants thrive easier. Raised garden beds usually sit on the earthen ground, with a hollowed-out bottom and a constructed frame.
Installing a deck is a big decision and there are many factors to consider. Whether you’ve been wanting to add a deck to your space for years or just had the idea today, we want to help you envision, plan, and install the right deck for you.
From material selection to design and installation, here are a few things to consider as your start to plan the layout of your new deck.
Whether you’re building your dream deck yourself or hiring a team to do it for you, one of the most crucial parts of the process is deciding what type of material to use. You probably know that the two most common options are traditional timber decking and composite decking, but how do you decide which one is right for you?
There’s much said about ‘downsizing’ homes. Some people are even moving into ‘tiny’ homes only marginally larger than a caravan. But if you’ve spent an extended family holiday camping or caravanning, you’ll know the relief of being back home with more breathing room for everyone. Because living like sardines in a can for long periods can be quite vexing.
But perhaps your family home feels too small too.
