It took some thinking, and researching, but I finally came up with an idea. I sketched it out and showed it to Brian. As usual, he took my idea, and ran with it. He didn't get a plan or a kit....he just started building, and figuring it out as he went along. It took some time, and a lot of interruptions, but the finished product was better than I could have hoped for.
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| Roof supports going up | 
Starting to close in the walls.
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| Danny and I helped out with the staining....notice how talented I am....I can still talk on the phone, even when I'm working! | 
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| 8 gallons of stain later! The window screens are removable for cleaning and storing. The screen around the top is stapled in. | 
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| The door is on, and the soffit and fascia are up. | 
| Later, we added two brick planters around the gazebo. | 
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| These steps lead down behind the gazebo to another patio. I loved this little corner! | 
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| The other planter | 
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| This is the front of the gazebo. | 
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| Project completed! | 
| And it was worth all the work to have this lovely place to sit! | 
I was hard to leave that gazebo when we moved, but this time we made sure to include a back porch in our house plans. All that's left to do is add the screens, and I'll have that little retreat I wanted years ago!
 







Love it! Wish I had one!
ReplyDeleteYa, it was nice! Hopefully next year we'll get our back deck screened in. I have a lot of staining to do first, but it's all framed and ready to screen.
ReplyDeleteTalented hubby building the gazebo. I would be missing it too.
ReplyDeletehi Linda, Yup he's a talented guy! Thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeleteI love that it is beautiful. Yeah I would hate to leave that one.❤️
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming by! Yes, it was. 😊 ~ Deb
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