Covered back porch.
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susan2494
8 years agoLisa Fogleman
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Outside porch
Comments (7)Just remove it altogether. It doesn't look like the main entrance (is it a laundry?) so it doesn't need to look stunning. Hundreds of houses around without porches or covering. It's being sold so let the new owner add something. What you add may not be their choice either. If this is the main entrance then possibly spent the money needed for a nice porch area including a new footpath. It currently looks like a side entry though....See MoreAny suggestions for wall coverings
Comments (5)You could use MDF panelling resembling tonge and groove for three quarters of the height adding a picture rail on top. However this may mean removing skirting and architraves or there may be enough room to butt up to them. This could be painted then you only have to be concerned with a small area at the top....See MoreTriple fronted 70's house needs a porch cover.
Comments (5)nothing wrong with cream gutters as long as they don't leak but consider a stained timber pergola to match the decking and, unless you want to leave furniture on the deck and sit out there undercover you need relatively small sections of sheeting that only shelter the front door and lets light through but doesn't overheat and cook the heads of someone waiting at the door!..one of the light coloured Polycarbonates like Lazerlite Suntuf comes in 2-3m length and two sheets will cover a section about 1.5m wide but check the flatter profiles like Greca (not shaped liked corrugated iron) as it can be laid much flatter and still shed water away from the house and you can check samples and colours at the major hardware stores...See MoreTiles for outdoor under cover porch
Comments (17)We went with Indian black slate with a matt sealer. Looks awesome. Thanks to all who commented....See Moresusan2494
8 years ago
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Maureen
8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoAssume you had the bistro chairs next to seating set so we could see it and that you will be placing on the other side of the deck. I would then move the 2 seater wicker to the far right facing in, placing the table in front and the single chair against the wall, so person can enjoy the view and above add an decorative iron piece or lantern. You could add curtains on either side of the porch to make it cozy and pretty. I would change the pots on the steps to something more substantial and would spray paint the bistro set the same color as the wicker (see 2nd picture for both ideas), which won't be as glaring as turquoise - complimenting the surrounding colors of your brick and siding, but then add blue fabric on the seats and lovely pillows on the wicker seating, plus a large striped rug in the seating area.
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