Metal arbors provide a durable, low-maintenance way to define entrances and paths in modern yards. Choose materials and finishes for climate, anchor properly, and use climbers like clematis or roses to create year-round interest.
Compare metal and plastic landscape edging: metal is more durable and low-profile but requires proper installation; plastic is cheaper and easier to install but can shift and degrade over time. Learn installation tips and alternatives.
A modern guide to backyard sheds: materials, practical uses, foundations, utilities, and permit considerations for turning a shed into storage, a workshop, or an occupied workspace.
A drip edge is a narrow metal or rigid-plastic flashing installed at roof eaves and rakes to direct runoff away from the roof deck and walls. Properly installed, it prevents edge rot, helps shingles terminate cleanly, and is often required by modern building codes.
An iron trellis offers durable, attractive support for climbing plants. Modern metal trellises come in steel, aluminum, and weathering steel with protective finishes, multiple styles, and options like planter combos - ideal for grapevines, roses, and patio gardens.
Rivet shelving (rivet/boltless) offers modular, low-cost storage for homes, retail, and light industry. Learn the four common types - single-post, double-post, record/archive, and boltless - and how to choose finishes and configurations for your needs.
Metal baskets are durable, flexible decor pieces for planters, storage, and accents. Use liners and drainage for planting, pick corrosion-resistant finishes for outdoors, and repurpose baskets across the home.
Modern metal gazebos offer durable, low-maintenance alternatives to wood. Choose materials and roof types for your climate, verify structural ratings and permits, and plan for simple seasonal upkeep.