Showing posts with label FEATURED. Show all posts
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Featuring our new Lean-to Pavilion


This is our new Lean-to Pavilion design available with many customizable options.


 The lap joint seen below is our most simple straight lap.


 The stain and sealer on this project is a 5 year acrylic outdoor sealer with a natural color.


These are our simple but elegant shaker style knee braces.


Pictured below is our exclusive floating post detail which allows the post to breath increasing durability and lifespan.


We hand fit every joint to ensure the best fit possible. Below you can see a tightly fitted straight lap,  three braces and a girt falling into the center post. A total of 18 joinery components must be prepared for this one section of the frame.


As you can see the rafter ends are cut straight on this project along with the headers.  These straight cuts can be upgraded to any of our custom profiles to fit your style. 


This is our solid wood v-groove decking with a coat of water sealer applied. It makes a nice contrast to the stained rafters and the sealer really brings out the beautiful colors and grain of the cypress.


 The custom brick pillars made for this project are a match to the one present on their front porch. Pillars are a great addition to any wood structure because they keep rain from splashing on the bottoms of the posts and make an attractive transition into the pavers we usually use for our floors. 


A big thanks to Chap from Edenscapes and Mr. and Mrs. Rabalais for their support in making this design come to life.


The final touches

This is a long overdue post on one of my favorite projects to date. A pavilion and roofed pergola built for Mr. and Mrs. Hukins complete with landscaping and pool.

Copper gutters and rain chains with scroll brackets

The custom cypress gate made with 3" thick slabs feels like a castle door when you open it. Gas lanterns light the entryway at night


Water fountains with fire in the middle really add to the pool.


This corner turned into one of my favorite spots as the project took shape.


A river rock drainage trench catches water from the rain chains and diverts it to the landscape.


We used a white tadelakt plaster to make a transition from new brick to old brick.


A big thanks goes out to all those that helped make this project so amazing.

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