JS Designs

JS Designs

JS Designs

JS Designs

view of area before-from lawn

view of area before-from where the slab would be laid

view from new deck to fire lounge area

base for slab of trashed concrete and wire fence-Rom uses his weight to secure the pieces into the soil below before concrete

using bags of concrete--Rom pours slab

Rom hurries to finish slab before nightfall

determined to finish that day--headlamp needed

salvaged redwood decking provides excellent material for this new walkway to the lounge

After several hours of math, Rom delved into the seating. Again old decking formed the base and back support. Trex remnants finished it.

             everyone needs a break

after the quartzite went down it was time to place the seating and fastened to slab

           the final view

precious outdoor spaces are a great way to add interest to properties as well as value.

incorporating & embracing nature always brings a peaceful quieting to the soul

Task: add an outdoor Burn Free Zone safe fire Lounge area Time: 3 days, slab & walkway-benches 2 weeks  Team: Joan & Rom  Materials: slab:trashed concrete blocks & wire fencing/ surface: salvaged Quartzite pieces from jobsite/ benches:old redwood decking & remnants from TREX new deck/walkway:old redwood decking. COST: concrete, bolts, screws, grout, sealer & muscle + fee

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“ I save materials all the time. With this job I was able to utilize many of them at the same time. I had collected the trashed quartzite from a stone floor job they were a perfect fit in this comfy place with the natural sparkles in the stone reflecting the light from the fire and stars above at night”

wandering down this pathway feels like you are stepping into a sacred space--the circle encompasses the good energy here.

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the area before the  burn free zone metal logs and propane centerpiece were placed

“ I had climbed Mt. Elbert the day I started this project. I was loaded with energy upon my return and jumped into this project. I went until about 9 p.m. and had to stop. “ --- Rom

“when you open your creative mind--you see that the smallest piece of waste can turn into something special and useful”

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