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Wednesday, October 12, 2022
Wood. Stucco. Brick. HDPE/polymer. Stainless steel. The design market is flooded with different outdoor cabinetry options. If you’re renovating or adding a communal area to a commercial space, here are 5 key reasons stainless steel outdoor cabinets are going to save you money, time, hassle, and headache.
Posted in: Screen Porch Tips, Screen Porch Questions, Deck Tips, deck questions, Danver cabinets, Danver Stainless Outdoor Kitchens, Danver cabinets in Maryland, Danver cabinets in Virginia
Wednesday, October 05, 2022
When it comes to outdoor kitchens, so many details go into ensuring the area is as top of the line as possible. This applies to the quality, functionality, and aesthetics of every aspect of the outdoor kitchen. With those qualities in mind, many consumers have settled on stainless steel kitchen cabinets as the high-water mark. What makes them different, though? What are the relative benefits of stainless steel outdoor kitchen cabinets versus other cabinetry offered in outdoor living spaces?
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Monday, September 26, 2022
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I have an open outdoor living space. What are my options for enclosing it? Lots of homeowners have this question run through their minds every day. Whether you have a front porch with a roof but no screens, a deck, a double deck without screens, or a patio, the logistics of how to enclose an existing outdoor space is one of the most common questions posed to design and build firms. Get the rundown here of everything you need to know.
Posted in: Screen Porch Tips, Deck Screens, Screen Porch Screens, Screen Porch in Maryland, retractable screen porch, porch topics, screen porch products, Porch and Deck Care, Screened Porch in Virginia, Porch and Deck Accessories, SCREENEZE, SCREENEZE screening system, Motorized Porch Screens, Motorized Outdoor Screening Systems, Automatic Porch Screens
Friday, September 23, 2022
If there’s a way into your screen porch, you can bet pests will find it. In a well-built screen porch, the door should be the only potential way a pest can find its way into the room.
In order to effectively protect against bugs, a screen porch must be completely enclosed, but if your porch wasn’t well built from the start, it is often the deck floorboards that were overlooked. Traditional decking has a 1/8” or 1/4” gap between boards, which is more than enough room for mosquitoes or other bugs to crawl through.
Here are the three most effective ways you can build or update a structure to provide more complete protection from creepy-crawlies.
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Thursday, September 22, 2022
With supply chain issues and costs going north, many factors play into the cost of a screened porch. More than anything, location plays a big role in the cost of a screen room. Having said that, on average, a screened-in pressure-treated wood porch will run about $150 per square foot in Maryland or Virginia. Here are some other key factors to consider:
