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Deck-Side Shed

comments (0) July 27th, 2011 in Project Gallery        
greencarpentry greencarpentry, member
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Worked into a sloped site and tucked up against a hot tub deck, this structure doubles as a potting/tool shed and a place to house hot tub electrical and water works. The awning provides a nice dry place to hang towels and robes while enjoying a drizzly Northwest winter soak. Several salvaged elements were incorporated into the building including windows, door, and sheathing, and it was framed entirely with FSC Certified lumber.

GreenCoast Carpentry of Bellingham, WA was the contractor.


Design or Plan used: My own design
posted in: Project Gallery

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