what are all of those small wooden sheds that are scattered throughout germany for?
Question by Bon-Bon: what are all of those small wooden sheds that are scattered throughout germany for?
i am in Germany and all throughout the rural areas there are several small wooden sheds! why? what are they for?
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Answer by Rick M.
It would be easier to help you if you join a picture.
But probably what you mean is just some fresh wood which needs to wait two years before you can use it to either burn it or make furniture or any other further use.
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Dose any know what the best way to repair a hole in a patio desk. It’s not a wooden patio deck.?
Question by ocbiglar: Dose any know what the best way to repair a hole in a patio desk. It’s not a wooden patio deck.?
I live in an up stair condo unit. The lid of my BBQ was place on the floor of the patio deck with some very hot charcoals inside of the lid, which brunt a small hole in the deck.
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Answer by rhsaunders
Presumably you will have to replace some of the decking material, but without knowing what it is, one can go no further.
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What can I do or use to prevent mildew on my wooden patio deck?
Question by handbag: What can I do or use to prevent mildew on my wooden patio deck?
I bought a house with a wood deck in the back that has treated wood, that is about 3 to 5 years old but it has never been stained or painted or finished in any way. This past winter (pacific north west) the wood turned green and so slippery no one could walk across it. How can I prevent that happening this winter
The key word here is PREVENT, bleach does not prevent the problem next year — I want something that is not harmful to the garden, but will make the wood deck useable in the winter months.
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Answer by trpetersons
Scrub it with Bleach water. Bleach kills mold.
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Q&A: I have some wooden garden chairs and benches that need some color. Should I paint or stain? Also, I’d like to?
Question by professor grey: I have some wooden garden chairs and benches that need some color. Should I paint or stain? Also, I’d like to?
some real color but don’t want the furniture to look tacky. I like things to look natural since I live on a river and the landscape is all indigenous to the area. One bench over-looks the river, two others are in a patio area. I also have a picnic table that could use to be re-painted, it’s currently a dense red. If I paint, do I need to prime first? Any color suggestions?
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Answer by B U S Y
With the preferences you have described I would consider a honey walnut, cedar, or cherry stain.
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You Can Make it for Camp and Cottage : Practical Uses for Secondhand Wooden Containers and Odd Pieces of Lumber
You Can Make it for Camp and Cottage : Practical Uses for Secondhand Wooden Containers and Odd Pieces of Lumber
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Q&A: Does anyone have plans for a sturdy and portable wooden gazebo type structure?
Question by Dana: Does anyone have plans for a sturdy and portable wooden gazebo type structure?
So I’m working on my Eagle Project, and I am making a concession stand for my former middle school. I have been asked to make a structure that is:
Portable- it will be moved to and from the softball and football fields with an industrial forklift of some sort. Which means the stand must be able to withstand periodic movement.
It will rest on cinder blocks, to keep it off the ground, and make for easy transportation.
The dimensions need to be 10 x 10 ft.
The structure will be made with wood.
It needs to have three of the four sides made with wooden counter tops, for selling snaks to customers. The back side of the structure will have a gate for workers.
It must have a sturdy roof to provide shade and protection.
Slotted floors (like a deck) are a must.
If anyone could please post some plans that would give me an idea of what I’m up against it would be much appreciated. Thanks for reading.
Thanks a lot Danny, I will definitely be using triangles in my design, i recall that fact from a math i took. Using screws are a great idea, and I have been looking for plans online for a while now. I look forward to the actual construction of this project, thanks again.
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Answer by Danny
Everything sounds good, except the “portable ” part.
This thing will be heavy. So, assuming the industrial forklift can pick it up, the next thing will be “rigid”.
Go to a Barnes & Noble or other place with good books on such projects, relax, and peruse DIY books on lawn and garden structures of suitable size. Pay particular attention to framing detail, likely to involve first building a platform. Plan on adding additional bracing in your case. Note that a triangle is way stiffer than a rectangle, so even adding a small, diagonal 2-by brace at joints can work wonders.
Think it out, and get to know it. Think strong and light. If plans call for 16″ on-center floor joists, use 24″ on center to save weight. For the counter tops, disregard advice to use sturdy stuff like 3/4″ plywood, but rather think of a 1-by frame with a 3/8″, or even a 1/4″ top, if less than say 24″ wide.
Check out Torqx screws for framing fasteners as opposed to nails. Won’t get loose and sloppy.
If I recall correctly, there was a saying that to build a winning car for the Indy 500, just
“Simplify and add lightness”.
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Q&A: Which do you recommend a wooden deck, concrete patio, or brick patio?
Question by k: Which do you recommend a wooden deck, concrete patio, or brick patio?
My husband and I will probably do the project ourselves (maybe we can get some friends to help) – so I probably want whatever is cheapest and easiest. Maintaining a deck shouldn’t be that hard – you just stain it once a year, right? I’m kind of leaning toward a deck – they have the plans you can buy at Menards – just worried about installing the support posts. But we put in a swingset a few years ago and we didn’t screw that up. What do you think?
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Answer by HangingChad
I like brick pavers.
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