Cedar open air Gazeebo

[seymore]

Here is a gazeebo i worked on today that was a mutha to walk on the top to staple the plastic! It was cleaned with bleach and soap rinsed with water hose.Total prep and staining time was 7 hrs.

[seymore]

Here is a bigg bridge that was brushed in and paint padded to match the gazeebo..

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Here is a different view of the gazeebo in the shade to show the diff color tone.Oh the gazeebo took 13 gallons to complete.

I wanted to thank Adrian "ACnewguy" for working with me on this project!

[HotShot]

Dude, you are the man!! If I ever need some serious wood work done, I'm gonna fly you out here and see this stuff in person.

[seymore]

Thanks Ant

If you need anything just ask!

[Jeff]

Whats the big deal, spray some Clorox on it, go to Home Depot and buy some stuff from the oops counter and slop the stain on it and you are done.

Hell I dont even know why you use the plastic, thats just an added expense LOL LOL Hell he didnt even do it himself, he had to have a helper


Sweet as always, great work

[RPetry]

Jeff has smoked out Shane. Noticed Shane said

I wanted to thank Adrian "ACnewguy" for working with me on this project!

Shane does not actually do any of the work, he's the official photographer!

[Beth n Rod]

Shane always gets the cool jobs.

Beth

[Proclean]

Nice work Shane.
Do you have stock in a plastic company? If not start putting money towards one

[Deck Guy]

Nice job!

I hate gazebos and pergolas, and all overhead work, though it seems I end up with some every year, even though I try to price myself out of contention. I hope you get twenty easy jobs to make up for each one like this.

[Adrian]

Hey Shane,
Your welcome bro. It's been a blast watching and learning some new and effective techniques for woodworking. There are so many different approaches for cleaning and staining wood, but your approach is definately a more tender approach and the results are awesome. Now if we can just find a way to pacify the customers and calm their nerves over a project to this scope. Maybe a couple shots of JD might comfort and reassure them.

Shane definately lands the unique projects vs. my regular average Joe decks. This has been a great learning experience on all the projects you have let me be a part of.

I seriously think you should reconsider holding a roundtable here in Houston.
Everyone could stand to learn a thing or two by hanging with you for a couple of hours. I thought I was doing ok with my deck and fence sales and service, but there is always more to learn. Just quit reminding me how old I am. Thanks for the knowledge, looking forward to more adventures in wooderland.


ILMXJ

[seymore]

Thanks everybody

Hey Jeff no comments from the peanut gallery

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Here is a pic of the ceiling/roof after 2 days drying time.