I mean, I wasn't going to lift up or lay on the floor to look at the craftsmanship of the stuff on the showroom floor.
I get that. The quality of the cover material also plays a big part. For example, if the cost of leather covering differ if it was full-grain or one of several levels of split grain can be measured in multiples of each other.
We have some ideas on how to do it, maybe now that the wife is actually backing up the driveway instead of pulling into the back yard to turn around, we can do something with chain link. The whole way the yard is laid out is less than ideal. We can fence off part of it if we wanted, but haven't really had the need to yet.
oh if I had a nickel every time you personally can't grasp something...
quality of materials is a big one.
Why wouldn't it be?
with dogs for us it was a priority, we also had fencing along one side from neighbors so trying to figure it out an a oddly shaped yard
If we fenced, we'd have to deal with a curved section of the yard between the end of the deck and the garage. Garage is sited in a dumb place, it's like 15 feet away from the back of the property, and faces the neighbors' yard, so there's a small open space behind it that you obviously can't see from the house. The front wouldn't be too bad, just need gates for the front walk and the driveway entrance. Also, part of my hesitation for putting up my own fence is I'm pretty sure the neighbors on the other side of the garage built their fence a few feet behind the real property line, and I don't want to give back the extra land. Not that it's a ton of space, but in a small yard, every bit counts.
It allows people to both attend the game at Fenway and pretend to care about the Boston Marathon afterwards.
oh, i get it. like the penn relays.
Wow, not sure I've ever seen a wooden one.
