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Lawrence, member

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Curved section featuring glass rails and curved stair treads (the hard way).

Design and Photography by Lawrence Winterburn

Hot tub overlooking the St. Lawrence near Cornwall On.

Design and Photography by Lawrence Winterburn

Pergola with curved underside atop hot tub with privacy screen.

Design and Photography by Lawrence Winterburn

Curved Deck Portion. Skirting is not buried.... Landscape fabric prevents stones from getting beneath skirting.

Design and Photography by Lawrence Winterburn

View from the water. This deck is roughly 2000 sq'

Design and Photography by Lawrence Winterburn

Curved section featuring glass rails and curved stair treads (the hard way).

Photo: Design and Photography by Lawrence Winterburn

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Rather Large Deck with pergola, hot tub, privacy screen, big steps and curved sections, curved tempered glass hand rail.

Designed by Lawrence and built by our builder in Cornwall

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Craftsman / Cabin hybrid

Comments (6)

BennyT writes: Is your railing design available for purchase on gardenstructure.com? Would be interested if it was.....
Posted: 3:22 pm on March 13th

Lawrence writes: HI Climb-- good question.

These are stacked laminations and I believe they were roughly 1 3/8" each layer x4 layers per tread. West System Epoxy was used to fasten. Close to clear materials needed to be used.

Rather a large lamination to pull off, some folks may try it in place--Instead we had the Darren measure carefully--then I rendered form dimensions on the computer. I created a map so that he could fasten cleats to the concrete floor in his shop and use them to pull to.

Each set of treads were glued up in 1 go by inserting spacers.

L


Posted: 9:31 am on February 10th

Lawrence writes: HI Climb-- good question.

These are stacked laminations and I believe they were roughly 1 3/8" each layer x4 layers per tread. West System Epoxy was used to fasten. Close to clear materials needed to be used.

Rather a large lamination to pull off, some folks may try it in place--Instead we had the Darren measure carefully--then I rendered form dimensions on the computer. I created a map so that he could fasten cleats to the concrete floor in his shop and use them to pull to.

Each set of treads were glued up in 1 go by inserting spacers.

L


Posted: 9:30 am on February 10th

climb writes: Do you mind me asking how you did te stair Treads. "The hard way" Thanks

Posted: 10:07 pm on February 9th

Lawrence writes: Thanks Huck-- Means a lot from you. I like your work and site as well. Makes me feel good that someone saw the pictures!

L
Posted: 2:13 pm on January 28th

Huck writes: Lawrence, your work is always excellent, and worthy of study! Thanks for posting pics here.
Posted: 8:10 pm on January 27th

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