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Projects The Lamb-Meechum Project
The Cavalcade of Columns This style of redwood fence is one of the most original to come along in many a decade. The boxed columns allow this structure to serve a flat yard as well as a sloped one; it provides the necessary transition points for a sloping landscape as well as for changes in direction. To break-up the towering look of the fence atop a wall, the facade was given a layered look by the differently textured panels. The fence was bestowed a regal touch by making the cap-rail into a flared crown-molding. This theme was furthered by making the latticed section a seamless ribbon from panel to column. When it was just completed. This masonry wall provides a planting section between each two columns along its entire length to add some natural-colored breaks in an otherwise monolithic structure. The front wall is two continuous ribbons of masonry coming together in a keystone pony-wall having both lighted house-number and crystal lamp. The design handsomely compliments the owner's and neighbors properties. Design Work \| Decks \| Arbors \| Fences \| Projects \| Introduction General Info \| Products \| Critiques \| Work in Progress Copyright © Mr. Deck 1999

Projects
The Lamb-Meechum Project

The Cavalcade of Columns

This style of redwood fence is one of the most original to come along in many a decade. The boxed columns allow this structure to serve a flat yard as well as a sloped one; it provides the necessary transition points for a sloping landscape as well as for changes in direction.

To break-up the towering look of the fence atop a wall, the facade was given a layered look by the differently textured panels. The fence was bestowed a regal touch by making the cap-rail into a flared crown-molding. This theme was furthered by making the latticed section a seamless ribbon from panel to column.

When it was just completed.

This masonry wall provides a planting section between each two columns along its entire length to add some natural-colored breaks in an otherwise monolithic structure. The front wall is two continuous ribbons of masonry coming together in a keystone pony-wall having both lighted house-number and crystal lamp. The design handsomely compliments the owner's and neighbors properties.