| Blog series by MsDebbieP | updated 161 days ago | 5 parts | 1853 reads | 59 comments total |
Part 1: Almost finished.
Somewhere on here I’d started a blog about our gazebo. I’ll have to go back and find the other blog entries. We started out with a 10×10 tent gazebo purchased from Rona, and after the wind destroyed the frame, it became a wooden framed gazebo with the tarps for walls and roof. The weather has been rough on the tarps and we have had to start replacing the tarps with wood. Other than the 2×4’s, we have used scrap pieces of everything and anything we could find ...
Part 2: Deck
check out the brick “deck” that I created for our gazebo.Made from bricks I got from a Freecycle member!! woo hoo.
Part 3: The Transformation Continues
Dec. 7/08 Our gazebo continues to transform. Rick and I laugh when we sit inside our “cloth gazebo” that we purchased for a great price. What a deal we got. Yes, we used the cloth gazebo twice, before it’s twisted fate. The resurrection went from an added wooden floor, to a wooden frame, to wood/glass walls, and now to a wood roof. Our cheap gazebo has transformed in appearance as well as cost! Sheesh. Anyway, here is our latest version of our gazebo. (and yes, I know that only half ...
Part 4: The Roof
March 31/09 slowly but surely our gazebo is transforming.bye-bye tarps for a roof and hello sheet metal!!
Part 5: It's getting closer
June 16/09 Yes, indeed, our revised “gazebo” is getting closer to being completed! More than 4 years ago we began with something like this, as sold by Canadian Tire? The year after the frame was destroyed (within a month of purchase, due to high winds) our journey began for a replacement gazebo. First step: we built a deck floor and built a wooden frame on which we hung the screens, walls, and roof. The next year, the roof tore to shreds and we put up a tarp roof. ...
A documentation of my woodworking journey as I try my hand a working with the wood.
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