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DIY Patio and Pergola Kits
A patio or pergola adds beauty to any home and when attached to the side of your home, it can also extend living space to the outdoors. Whether in the form of a gazebo, patio cover or entry way, this type of structure easily provides style and function, making it a popular home addition. Building one is easy with the help of a professional builder or you can install one of your own after choosing from among a wide variety of kits.
Advantages of patio/pergola kits
Many homeowners prefer to install pre-manufactured pergola kits as a sensible compromise between building your own from scratch and having one built for you. Homeowners choose kits because these are:
• convenient
• inexpensive
• easy to set up with or without professional assistance and
• are available in many styles and materials to suit your home
Materials
1. Natural wood: Wood is most often used for patios and pergolas because it has "character", is pleasing to look at and adds warmth to a garden or outdoor setting. Wooden materials also complement most home designs and look great with colourful climbing plants around them.
2. Metal: Steel (generally powder-coated) is used to complement modern homes or to achieve domes, pyramid and curved shapes. Metal kits are generally easy to install as they come cut to length and with specific connectors for the joints
Styles
Lean-to or attached Patios and Pergolas: A lean-to style appears as an extension of a home when it is attached to one side of the house for support. It can be used to build:
• a carport
• an outside porch
• utility area
• entertaining area
• garden seating area
Stand alone styles: These are ideal for adding aesthetic touches to any part of your property and are often used as a gazebo in a garden, a shed by the swimming pool, and with a swing in it, it can also complement a playground.
Stand alone patios and pergolas allow you a bit more design freedom:
• Circular with round arches
• Asian or oriental such as a pagoda
• Garden type with a bench or swing
Patio and Pergola kits typically contain:
• Necessary framing
• Screws and connectors
• Roof sheeting
• Flashings and gutters
• Simple instructions
All structures require basic carpentry skills to assemble, basic knowledge of building codes and the correct tools. If you are not comfortable with your DIY skills or do not have the necessary tools, you could still buy a kit and have a licensed contractor construct it for you
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An easy DIY hairstyle for my wedding?
I'm getting married next month and have decided to save money by doing my hair on my own. My hair is a little past shoulder length and thin...although I have lots of it. Can anyone think of any pretty DIY styles I could try?
This is pretty easy and looks great. Pull it back into a ponytail, letting a few strays fall to frame your face. Then, take a curling iron and make lots of ringlet curls around your face and in the ponytail. Take come bobby pins to pin up the curls so that the ponytail holder is hidden. Be sure you've used lots of gel and afterward use lots of hairspray because you'll want it to stay all day. You can decorate with different clips or baby's breath. No matter what style you choose, you should practice on it a couple of times before your big day. Congratulations on your wedding!
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