Design Concepts To Run By Your Builder For A Unique Deck

24 August 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

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Choosing to have a deck built on your property will be beneficial for myriad reasons. For starters, this feature provides you with extra space to either relax or entertain in as you take in unobstructed views of your property. Additionally, a well-designed deck can dramatically enhance the appeal of your house while simultaneously increasing its resale value. However, if you are to make the most of this addition, you need to ensure that its design meets your visual and functional expectations. To do so, you and your construction contractors need to discuss various elements that you can include in the design of the deck so that it works as a showpiece while also enabling you to spend more time in your yard. To help you with some inspiration, here are design concepts to run by your builder for a unique deck.

An elevated overlook deck

One design that numerous homeowners gravitate towards for this project is an elevated deck. This style's popularity can be attributed to the fact that it allows the deck to stand out along the edge of a home rather than it being an extension of the ground floor. However, you should take this elevated deck design a step further by ensuring it has an overlook. Elevated overlook decks are especially suited to properties that offer ample views of an immaculate landscape. Rather than having a ground's eye view of the outdoors, the overlook gives you a different view of your property. Additionally, you can add other additions to your elevated overlook deck include a hot tub, glass and stainless steel balustrading or inbuilt seating.

Matching supplies for seamless continuity

Introducing a new feature to your house, whether new cladding or new windows, is quite thrilling so you may want everyone who pays a visit to the residence to notice your new investment. However, when it comes to a beautifully designed deck, it is best to ensure that this feature is a harmonious part of your house rather than a conspicuous afterthought. To do this, you need to ensure you match its building supplies to the pre-existing materials that make up your property. If the exterior of your property has no wood accents to match the natural or engineered timber that you utilise for your deck, you should make sure the colour scheme would offer the seamless continuity that is needed.

While perusing for ideas online is perfectly fine, you and your preferred construction contractor should try to come up with elements that will make your deck uniquely suited to your house.

Reach out to a professional for more information about decks