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Lights, Music, Action (part 2) |
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granite fire pit |
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fencing |
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| Ornamental
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Extend your patio season with a propane-powered patio heater
that gives off 42,000 BTUs and will keep everyone toasty for
up to 12 hours (7' Propane Patio Heater,
Canadian Tire, $300)
Some people prefer the crackle of real logs, but are looking
for a more civilized burn. This copper and granite fire pit
(shown right) fits the bill (Veranda,
Home Depot, $180)
Keep parties private with a new option from composite lumber.
Besides the usual decking, Eon now offers fencing (shown right).
Shown are Eon’s 6' lattice-topped privacy fence panel
($160), post ($53) and post cap ($7), see www.eonoutdoor.com
A solar lantern with a rustic finish (shown below) adds a decorative
(and portable) glow to patios and decks (Round
Solar Lantern, Canadian Tire, $60)
An adjustable post spike is an easy way to plumb your deck post.
If you insert it in the ground unevenly, you can easily true
it, plus it’s ACQ-compatible (Spytek,
Home Hardware, $12)
The 9' patio umbrella shades you, and when the sun goes down,
the solar panel on top powers the LED lights on the ribs (Solar
Umbrella, $80; Steel Umbrella Base, $20; both Canadian Tire)
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