Inexpensive options are available to cover your pergola. Pergolas are outside structures constructed of wood, aluminum or vinyl. Slats at the top of the structure provide partial shade. By adding a cover to the pergola, you can increase the amount of shade, protect the area beneath from the elements and make it a more comfortable…
Arbor – quiet, cozy, filled with pleasant aromas – is a small island of relaxation that allows you to hide from routine duties, household chores and the high-speed race of modern life. This is not just a decoration of the adjoining area, it is a relaxation tool and an important accent in the design of…
Take your style outdoors with the Tan Miramar Pergola from Weatherables. With a durable yet classic pergola design, the Miramar will create a beautiful outdoor living space for you to enjoy for years to come. The Miramar is actual size from post center to post center. The Miramar utilizes a single 2 in. x 8…
You know those backyard living spaces that conjure dreams of summer nights, parties with friends, and relaxing over a beautiful outdoor meal? Yeah…. so I had opposite of that. It was an embarrassing, barren, boring back deck that we had put (very) far on the back burner while we focused on remodeling the inside of…
Whether you work frequently with an electrician, or only when an electrical problem occurs, using a licensed electrician will help you avoid many problems in the future. Experts from infiniteelectrician.com are ready to become your first assistants in many electrical issues. Fans and lamps One of the most common updates in a home or office…
Arlequin Pergola Simple sliding panels allow you to easily decide where you want shade. In one smooth action: less here, more there- everything is possible. Panels can be gathered together for maximum light, but when they are completely spread, the Arlequin offers full protection from the sun. Play with colors and designs as easily as…
In the heart of Pioneer Square, the land from which Seattle’s industrial base grew, stand the Iron Pergola and the Tlingit Indian Totem Pole. This property was originally the site of the city’s first mill, built in 1853 by Henry Yesler. A massive street-straightening project in the 1880s led the city to condemn the land,…