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| Large patio deck with balustrades and steps down to main garden. The deck was built in a L shape. This type of deck design often offers a huge increase in 'available' deck area without encroaching onto the garden space too much. The protruding section of the L is usually free of hidden pathways along the deck and can often be utilised as a separate decking room. Pathway 'runs' across the deck - typically from rear house door through to garden, can often take out much of the usable deck space. Think the deck pathways carefully in your overall deck design |
Day 1 40 sq metres of old paving to take up - Oh Joy!
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Day 2 - Paving removed and sub-base well on way, with a start on the decking. The L shaped patio can be seen being formed.
Day 4 - All but done, with L shaped deck almost finished - and balustrades given a good start. A good tidy up at end of day left a large proportion of this decking that could be used by client for the weekend.
Day 6 - Job finished.
L shape deck with sturdy modern balustrade, small staircase and screening trellis to one end of this large Bromley Decking Project. The deck took 6 days to complete - mainly because of the very changeable weather conditions.
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