Hardwood Pool-Deck Team-Up
Timber & Stone Outdoor Spaces teamed up with Adam of Tight Knot Design Build! His crew designed and built the framing and our crew built all the decking, fencing, railings, gates, and stairs.
Timber & Stone Outdoor Spaces teamed up with Adam of Tight Knot Design Build! His crew designed and built the framing and our crew built all the decking, fencing, railings, gates, and stairs.
For this deck recover we used two different colored deck boards. At the stair treads and around the deck border we installed the darker color and in the middle we used a lighter gray. On the railing posts we installed caps with lighting. The post cap lighting offers a diffused illumination for the space. To…
The client and I worked together on a design, but then the pool he had wanted wasn’t available! We had to make serious changes but in the end it came out great. The pool was installed by others, but we designed the rest. We also worked with a plumber and electrician to underground the utilities…
The goal here was simple; build a larger deck and add a dried-in storage space below. The homeowners previous deck was 2/3 this size, which ended up being too small to really do anything on. With a tight budget, we were able to build this deck at 12′ x 12′. We found a decking material…
This client wanted living space but didn’t have room for much more deck. He also wanted his grill closer to his kitchen. We solved this by expanding his deck with a perfect space for a grill and then building a new patio space. We also planted (more coming in Spring) and added landscape lighting. We…
What a beautiful home on a serene pond. Unfortunately, the balcony wasn’t built well and had rotted out, leading to a dangerous railing situation. We worked with the client to pick a railing system that matched the metal of their windows and used a stained mahogany wood for the deck and drink-rail.
This beautiful community in Candia has a deck on every model, but many are suffering from extreme morning and noon sun. Some neighbors put pergolas on their deck, but they weren’t integrated into the house or deck railings. We wanted to offer a solution that looks like it was always there, like it was designed…
Helping people is a part of this business. In this case, this couple had bought this house with plans to age-in-place. However, their stoop had irregular steps, and their front patio was falling apart. Their new stoop has regular steps and the patio is smooth and usable! More photos:
Fences are actually easy to make look great! We are efficient and make them strong and beautiful.
A small backyard in Manchester with 40 years of disuse.Transformed. We took down a medium-sized multi-trunk maple. The largest we’ve taken down to date. Took a couple days to process. We used the woodchips for the forest bed. The rest of the project entailed brush clearing, concrete break-up, grading, and of course, nice planting beds…
It is always such a pleasure to build with wood. One of the best aspects is the ability to shape, to correct, to combine. Wood comes together beautifully. One thing we do with wood often is introduce patterns. Sometimes its numbers, shapes, sizes… but repeating the pattern really helps bring it all together.
This client was after a modern look and so we suggested black posts to compliment his black awning, with cable rail between. We built a new stoop with two staircases (previous was one sided) and installed the beautiful cable rail system.