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Don't see why not. As long as the house was built with that in mind, the steel looks more than strong enough. You forget, buildings get built with patios like that on higher floors sometimes.
Thing is, we can't see what it looks like behind that wall and inside the wall. But looks nice. Also a great place for dust to gather.
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Thing is, we can't see what it looks like behind that wall and inside the wall. But looks nice. Also a great place for dust to gather.
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Won't work for me... the metal will flex quite a bit, especially when rumpy pumpy is taking place
scudsucker
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Your are supposed to be soft and gentle, #justsaying
That is really clever
My new doggies have decided they like the taste of succulents. So I have made makeshift shelves. Still need to finish them. Need varnishing and cementing. Also thinking of covering the bricks with cement and then decorating with stones and tile pieces
Nicholas
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Did you set up the shelves? Will you be doing the cementing and decoration?
Yes from cutting the planks to stacking the bricks and putting my pots on them. And I will be doing the decorating too. And varnishing. I will have to do that soon as it has been raining since I put the shelves up - and the wood is untreated
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What is it?
Not sure what they are using it for - I have asked. But it is a Tardis from Dr Who. Perhaps a portable toilet ?
scudsucker
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Not sure if this fits the OP, and it is not my work (I am only an observer) but Mostert's Mill where I am a volunteer miller, is set to re-open (after being destroyed in a fire) on 13 April. Some amazing craftsmanship from around 5 different people.
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