Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard
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@wirestyle22 said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@PenguinWrangler I want to go with polished concerete for our kitchen. Looks fantastic.
Yep. I really like the look of polished concrete. Although I would hardly call that industrial often it just looks like a marble or granite counter top.
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@coliver said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@wirestyle22 said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@PenguinWrangler I want to go with polished concerete for our kitchen. Looks fantastic.
Yep. I really like the look of polished concrete. Although I would hardly call that industrial often it just looks like a marble or granite counter top.
Idk if I would do something extremely industrial for the countertop unless I discovered some awesome idea somewhere. Any ideas?
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@PenguinWrangler said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
I see a lot of fencing. Which I understand is for privacy, if the fencing is yours have you thought about doing a nice tall hedge instead? I am doing a Privet hedge at my house instead of fence. They can get up to 8' tall. I like looking at a hedge more than a fence. Plus it is cheaper.
Hedges are never cheaper. They requires a shitton of maintenance to keep decent. you cannot let them go. or ignore them. And they take a ton of space if not very carefully maintained.
I just spent 3 weeks clearing all the fucking scrub from my backyard. I gained over 10 foot of yard in some places.
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@JaredBusch said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@PenguinWrangler said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
I see a lot of fencing. Which I understand is for privacy, if the fencing is yours have you thought about doing a nice tall hedge instead? I am doing a Privet hedge at my house instead of fence. They can get up to 8' tall. I like looking at a hedge more than a fence. Plus it is cheaper.
Hedges are never cheaper. They requires a shitton of maintenance to keep decent. you cannot let them go. or ignore them. And they take a ton of space if not very carefully maintained.
I just spent 3 weeks clearing all the fucking scrub from my backyard. I gained over 10 foot of yard in some places.
Things like this make me happy I live where I live. We're looking at 15-20 acres for our next house... 10 ft man.
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@coliver said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@JaredBusch said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@PenguinWrangler said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
I see a lot of fencing. Which I understand is for privacy, if the fencing is yours have you thought about doing a nice tall hedge instead? I am doing a Privet hedge at my house instead of fence. They can get up to 8' tall. I like looking at a hedge more than a fence. Plus it is cheaper.
Hedges are never cheaper. They requires a shitton of maintenance to keep decent. you cannot let them go. or ignore them. And they take a ton of space if not very carefully maintained.
I just spent 3 weeks clearing all the fucking scrub from my backyard. I gained over 10 foot of yard in some places.
Things like this make me happy I live where I live. We're looking at 15-20 acres for our next house... 10 ft man.
Not that I cared much about the yard depth. Mostly I was noting this as a reason the hedges suck donkey balls.
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@JaredBusch More maintenance yes, but I can put up a hedge in my yard cheaper than a fence. I don't need a permit to plant a hedge in my yard....I still like looking at a hedge more than a fence.
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@PenguinWrangler said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@JaredBusch More maintenance yes, but I can put up a hedge in my yard cheaper than a fence. I don't need a permit to plant a hedge in my yard....I still like looking at a hedge more than a fence.
Hedges and fences, like I spend any time outside, I don't care.
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@travisdh1 said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@PenguinWrangler said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@JaredBusch More maintenance yes, but I can put up a hedge in my yard cheaper than a fence. I don't need a permit to plant a hedge in my yard....I still like looking at a hedge more than a fence.
Hedges and fences, like I spend any time outside, I don't care.
My skin has no idea what pigmentation is
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If I am not working, or learning something new for work. I don't touch technology. I enjoy working in the yard, remolding my house, etc.
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@PenguinWrangler said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
If I am not working, or learning something new for work. I don't touch technology. I enjoy working in the yard, remolding my house, etc.
I just want a nice yard set up so that I can work on technology in a variety of environments.
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@scottalanmiller said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@PenguinWrangler said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
If I am not working, or learning something new for work. I don't touch technology. I enjoy working in the yard, remolding my house, etc.
I just want a nice yard set up so that I can work on technology in a variety of environments.
Well, then just get one of these:
http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/07/22/samsungs-105-inch-curved-uhd-tv-priced-at-120000
And you can work in any environment.
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@Tim_G is that the one that people are hacking now with the MAC exposure?
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We would, actually, like to set something out there up with a projector so that we can do outdoor movies at night.
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@scottalanmiller said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
We would, actually, like to set something out there up with a projector so that we can do outdoor movies at night.
We could do meetings out there too when its nice outside.
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@NerdyDad said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@scottalanmiller said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
We would, actually, like to set something out there up with a projector so that we can do outdoor movies at night.
We could do meetings out there too when its nice outside.
Yup, I hadn't even thought of doing the Mango Meetups out there. That's a great idea. Although it will be quite some time before we have enough done to make that viable. It needs a LOT of work.
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We could get a keg and invite everyone over for a crazy day of backyard renovations, lol.
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@scottalanmiller said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
We could get a keg and invite everyone over for a crazy day of backyard renovations, lol.
If you bring beer, they will come.
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@scottalanmiller said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
We could get a keg and invite everyone over for a crazy day of backyard renovations, lol.
Those are the best kind of party.
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@coliver said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@scottalanmiller said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
We could get a keg and invite everyone over for a crazy day of backyard renovations, lol.
Those are the best kind of party.
If there was a fare sale and I had the time, I'd fly down for one, especially if I had a place to sleep. Hotels can be expensive, even when you have a corporate discount.
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@Grey said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@coliver said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
@scottalanmiller said in Looking at Ideas for a Grassless Backyard:
We could get a keg and invite everyone over for a crazy day of backyard renovations, lol.
Those are the best kind of party.
If there was a fare sale and I had the time, I'd fly down for one, especially if I had a place to sleep. Hotels can be expensive, even when you have a corporate discount.
Yep, I'm not much for design but I can do some heavy lifting. I even have some relatives in the area I could probably crash with.
