#lattice panels

[rootsoutdoor]

Purchase Superior Quality Lattice Panels from the Most Recommended Suppliers

Lattice panels are a great option outside if you don't want to totally stop the airflow through your space using solid screening materials. It's crucial that you properly arrange your outside space if you like to spend time there relaxing. Of course, you'll designate a spot to sit and unwind. However, having neighbours and others stare at you might be bothersome. Furthermore, while there are a lot of screening types available, not many are as adaptable as lattice privacy fence screening.

Protection in a Rustic Style

Remember that split fencing rails also provide safety, particularly when contrasted with more conventional fence alternatives like stainless steel fencing. You can secure your property with a split rail fence without having any concerns about your children, pets, or even farm animals harming themselves. You may secure your property without endangering others by using a split rail fence.

The way a fence looks will always have a significant influence on the choice you make. Split rail fence offers all of the above-listed advantages as well as a rustic appearance for your property.

Greater Secrecy

Decorative lattices have practical use as well as aesthetic appeal as they improve seclusion without compromising light or ventilation. While blocking a direct view, the openwork pattern of the lattice lets natural light pass through. Vinyl lattice is a great option for deck builders working on projects in heavily crowded locations or for homeowners looking to create a private outdoor paradise, especially because it is lightweight compared to other materials. Deck builders have the chance to truly showcase their abilities when a job goes beyond simply installing deck skirting.

It Gives an Area More Structure

A fence is a fantastic method to divide spaces with distinct uses and give structure to a place. A privacy fence may shield your yard from prying eyes and give you a sense of isolation. With their expertise and understanding, our staff can assist you in selecting the ideal kind of fence for your requirements.

They provide a variety of wood fence styles, including: One of the most popular styles of wood fences is the split rail fence. It blends in perfectly with any setting and offers security, privacy, and protection.

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Contemporary Landscape - Landscape

Design concepts for a mid-sized, modern, concrete-paved backyard with full sun in the summer.

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Patio Pergola Mid-sized elegant backyard concrete paver patio photo with a pergola

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Tile - Traditional Patio Ideas for a mid-sized, classic backyard tile patio renovation that includes a roof extension

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Oklahoma City Exterior Idea for a one-story, mid-sized transitional beige brick building

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Walk Out - Basement

Inspiration for a massive, traditional walk-out basement renovation that includes beige walls but no fireplace

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Roofing in Boston Inspiration for a large victorian yellow three-story wood exterior home remodel with a shingle roof

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Oklahoma City Exterior Idea for a one-story, mid-sized transitional beige brick building

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[ID: A photograph of an enormous statue of the goddess Athena, surrounded by columns and with a latticed roof overhead; she wears gold robes and a golden helm, and in her right hand holds the goddess Nike, who has large wings and a victory wreath. Her left hand holds up an enormous shield, which has a massive and very adorable snake hiding behind it; a lance leans against her left shoulder.]

The crown jewel of the Nashville Parthenon is the gilded statue of Athena, 42 feet tall and Not Air Conditioned.

She is very impressive, and also very difficult to photograph. As you can see, she's holding a figure of Nike, the Winged Victory, and they have a cool feature nearby where they show an image of Nike at full scale so you can see how you measure up (she's 6'4" or almost two meters).

In person the statue is...I think unavoidably a bit gaudy, but also we're learning that the original Greek statues were probably a bit gaudy too, so that's fine. What I honestly found more captivating were the bronze doors opposite her, though.

[ID: a huge pair of bronze doors set into a sandy-colored wall; the doors have three large square panels each, handles near the bottom, and are topped with a window covered with a decorative grille.]

They're a bit unassuming at first, but then you read the little placard that says they weigh 7.5 tons each and are a foot thick; it's thought that they're the largest matching set of bronze doors in the world. There's another pair in the "treasury" behind Athena, facing her back but in a separate walled-off room. They're very compelling once you get a good look at them, but what really got me was that they're locked.

With a single chain and a Master lock.

[ID: The handles of the doors in close-up; they are made of intertwined snakes holding pearls in their mouths, and the bottoms of the handles are worn bright with repeated touching. Threaded through the handles is a short length of pretty standard grade chain like you might use if you didn't have a cable lock for your bicycle; the ends of the chain are threaded onto a padlock with "Master" printed across the bottom.]

Which, if you're a fan of the Lockpicking Lawyer, is especially funny, but even without that context (Master are notoriously easy to pick) it's pretty funny that 15 tons of bronze in the middle of a public park are locked shut with a Master brand padlock. Just. It's so human.

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⭐️ gay movie night ⭐️ cone 5.5 ceramic stoneware, underglaze, glaze a documentation of our time together and a sappy love letter to the bf @rancidslime video id: a red stoneware vase with a yellow illustration on a white backdrop depicting two shirtless men warmly embracing on a bed with sheets kicked about and a laptop balanced on the covers. text above reads “a loving gay movie night on a giant odd rock in the milky way hurtling through space”. The edges of the panel give way to broken checkerboard patterns and flowers. The back of the vase features 3 rows of mammal like creatures frozen in mid gallop. The upper half of the vase gives way to a 3D latticed black and white checkerboard.

[rootsoutdoor]

Adding Lattice Fence Panels to Your Outdoor Space to Enhance It

A common option for homeowners wishing to improve the appearance and usefulness of their outdoor areas is lattice fence panels. Lattice panels are a versatile and sophisticated design that may be used for a variety of functions, such as supporting climbing plants or offering seclusion.

For many different reasons, timber plinths are becoming more and more popular in Melbourne, where more and more homeowners are realising their benefits. The main advantage is that sleepers made of concrete are extremely long-lasting and robust. You can be confident that your purchase will hold up for years with a concrete sleeper.

Lattice Fence Panels: Understand What Are They?

Lattice panels are incredibly adaptable and have a wide range of uses. They can be used as trellises, garden screens, or even as ornamental accents for arbours and pergolas. Your home's kerb appeal can be improved with a well-designed filigree fence, which might raise its market value. Lattice panels are a useful addition to your home due to their practicality and visual appeal. These panels can be utilised as parts of more intricate fencing constructions or as stand-alone fences.

A chic and adaptable accent to any outdoor area is lattice fence panels. These panels, which come in wood, plastic, or metal options, provide functional advantages including seclusion, encouragement of climbing plants, and increased property value in addition to their visual attractiveness. You may design a stunning and useful outdoor space that enhances your house and conveys your style by properly organising the installation and regularly cleaning your lattice panels at home.

Improved Aesthetics Combined With Privacy and Safety

Lattice panels give your yard or garden a refined and charming touch. While maintaining a certain amount of seclusion, their open architecture gives off a delicate, airy vibe. They complement both classic and modern building types effectively.

Climbing vegetation and vines are best supported by lattice panels. Climbing plants such as ivy, roses, and clematis may provide a rich, green backdrop that accentuates the beauty of your garden. Even while lattice panels aren't entirely substantial, they can offer some seclusion and safety when included in a bigger barrier. Use lattice panels with fewer gaps for extra seclusion, or cover the openings with climbing plants.

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This dome has been decaying in the woods of Massachusetts for the last 22 years.

The Dome Restaurant and the adjacent Nautilus Motor Inn were built in 1953. The Dome was designed by architect and visionary Buckminster Fuller, known for his lattice shell structures and geodesic dome buildings. When it was built, the community did not initially welcome the new addition as they felt it stuck out from the other traditionally styled buildings in town. 

But they were proven wrong when it opened and became one of the most popular dining spots in the area. Guests enjoyed good food, nightly entertainment and dancing under the glass paneled restaurant for the next 40 years. Over time, the glass proved to be problematic and was eventually replaced with fiberglass in an attempt to stop frequent leaks. This was not only ineffective at stopping leaks but also blocked views of the nearby oceanfront.

The Dome closed in 2002 and has since suffered from advanced decay, mold, and water damage. In 2016, the property was sold for 2.85 million to a local developer. The motel, which had been abandoned for more than a decade, was demolished. It has been replaced by brand new townhouses called Lighthouse Station at Woods Hole, pictured.

Today, the Dome is recognized as having historical and architectural significance. At a town meeting, it was ruled that, in order to build on that land, developers must keep and restore the infamous structure. The current owners hope to do just that.

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This 1980 home in Robstown, TX is unique, to say the least. I don't know who designed it, but the 5bd, 5ba home will probably require a buyer with specific taste. They're asking $599K.

So, you enter thru double front doors and the first thing that you see is this stone structure.

It's definitely not a fireplace. Maybe it's a water feature gone dry.

Beyond that is the Great Room. It's a very large room, partially wood walls, and a fairly big bar in the corner.

I think that the glass doors make it look like a restaurant.

The bar is made of stone that matches the thing in the entrance, and in front of the bar, there's a huge fireplace made of stone that also matches.

The chimney goes thru a balcony and straight up to the ceiling.

The dining room has 2 decorative lattice panels on either side of the doorway.

The kitchen is dated, and there's a plethora of doors. A whole wall of them. It has a big stone island that matches the other stone features and it has a cooktop, but no exhaust hood.

I bet the stool is there so you can sit and cook.

In the primary bedroom, there's a large desk with a shelf that goes right up to the ceiling.

Just bring a bed b/c the rest of it is already there. You've got a huge headboard with built-in drawers and a canopy attached to the ceiling. Off to the side, there's another desk unit in the corner. But, no night tables.

Now, across from the bed is a large glass enclosure.

Oh, did I mention that there's a mirror in the canopy? Also to the left of the bed there's an L-shaped fireplace wall.

Now, getting back to the glass enclosure, inside there's a sunken tub. If anyone comes to those glass doors, you better stay down in the tub.

There's a walk-in closet and a little door centered on the wall. Plus, a door to the rest of the bathroom.

It's separate from the glass tub room, and for some reason, there's a tub in here, too.

Moving along, the next room we come to is the rec room. It has casino style carpeting that looks new.

They've got a pool table in here, plus a dining table, bar, and player piano. Very old timey bar vibes. There's also another big stone fireplace. It might be a pizza oven, b/c there's a surface with 2 chairs around it.

There's also a kitchenette.

Check this out. It's a huge space where you can have a helluva hoe down.

It has a pool, but it doesn't look that appealing.

There's a barn and another outbuilding on the property that measures 2.62 Acres.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5490-County-Road-73-Robstown-TX-78380/28843371_zpid/

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In honor of Sunday’s drip marketing, I wanted to share a little Sunday x reader drabble that I’ve been working on!

˗ˏˋ ✞ ˎˊ˗ — warnings; dead dove, religious themes and imagery

꒰ঌ ໒꒱ — for any!pronoun reader

୧‿̩͙ ˖︵ ꕀ⠀ ♱⠀ ꕀ ︵˖ ‿̩͙୨

Clarity; Sunday x Reader

It was dark inside the church, the only light filtering through the large stained glass windows. Holy light cascaded down upon the worn pews, bathing the polished wood in a heavenly glow. You fall to your knees, clutching the rosary around your neck. The sharp, pointed juts of the cross pressed into your palms, leaving small, bloody marks as you grasped it tightly.

No amount of prayer could cleanse the sin brewing in your heart. You turned your gaze toward the altar, hoping that the great leader could save you from damnation. He was your only hope.

“Mr. Sunday will see you now.” A woman with dead eyes and a tight bun tapped your shoulder, her voice flat. “He is in the confessional. May The Order save you.” She gestured toward the confession box tucked into the shadowy corner of the church. The mahogany structure, draped in rich velvet and adorned with sharp metal crosses, loomed invitingly. Sunday must already be inside.

You pull yourself along the pews, mouth whispering little prayers as you approach the confessional. It was split into two equal halves and divided by a sliding wood panel.

Wings bristle, feathers falling to the floor as you step inside the other half. “Speak, my child. What plagues you?” The voice that emerged from the darkness was warm and inviting. Through the window, you can see the faint silvery outline of Sunday’s hair. His eyes turn towards you, shimmering like golden sun pools.

“Mr. Sunday…” you whispered, fighting past the lump lodged in your throat. You felt his gaze pierce through you, forcing the weight of your sin to the surface. “I must confess, I’m falling victim to the sin of lust. I yearn for a lover to spend my nights with.” You winced as the air around you grew thick and heavy with anticipation.

“I see…” Sunday replied, his tone dry yet oddly comforting. “Have these thoughts led you down a path of sin?”

You shuffled nervously, glancing through the lattice, unable to tear your eyes from the way the light caught his irises.

“No…not yet. But I fear that they might.” Your mouth is dry, and blood trickles down your wrists. You almost forgot that you were holding your rosary. Letting it fall between your fingers, you speak again. “Loneliness is maddening. Even here, I cannot help but ogle you. Your beauty is captivating.”

Sunday hums thoughtfully. He found it endearing that you admitted to your wild attractions. The Bronze Melodia did not permit him to be in such positions.

“Fear not my child. Ena will provide the comfort you seek. Listen, as they guide you towards salvation.” He shuts his eyes and whispers a quiet prayer. “Bring your face to the window.”

You do as you’re told and inch your face towards the window. The strong smell of frankincense and myrrh burned at the back of your throat. Sunday smelled like purity.

A gloved hand reached through the square, gently cupping your cheek. “You honor me with your words. My dear sinner, gaze into the light of my eyes. They too will guide you toward salvation.”

Your gaze met Sunday’s, and the golden rings of his irises burned brighter than any sun you had ever seen, cutting through the darkness like daggers. He was a beacon of holy light.

“You are forgiven for your sinful thoughts, my child. I will bestow upon you a gift of clarity.” He leaned forward, pressing a tender kiss to your lips.

What you could only assume was a blessing washed over you, igniting a warmth that spread through your body. Your cheeks flushed, and something ignited low in your gut. The sin within you stirred, yearning for more, but you couldn’t bring yourself to ask Mr. Sunday for anything beyond what he had given. Greed was a sin, too.

“Recite your prayers before bedtime. Remember my lips on yours. Return here each day. I will cleanse you.” Sunday pulled back, and the absence of his warmth felt like a knife to your heart. You longed to claw through the confession booth. Would he realize that not even Ena could save someone as wicked as you? His kindness made it all the more difficult to bear.

“Thank you, Mr. Sunday.” You stood, your knees nearly buckling beneath your weight.

“Of course, my child.” His voice was low and breathy, sending a shiver racing down your spine. You wondered if he was as starstruck as you were.

You let your fingers graze your lips, trying to etch the sensation of Sunday’s kiss into your skin. The sinner that you were, you couldn’t wait to return tomorrow

୧‿̩͙ ˖︵ ꕀ⠀ ♱⠀ ꕀ ︵˖ ‿̩͙୨

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A 19TH CENTURY DIAMOND CHOKER NECKLACE

A 19TH CENTURY DIAMOND CHOKER NECKLACE Designed as six openwork lattice panels composed of circular-cut diamond swags and foliate motifs, each centering upon larger circular-cut diamond collets, late 19th Century, 33.0 cm, with French import marks for silver and gold.

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