Patio Doors

Sirena1124 asked:


Are patio chair cushions really mildew-resistant? Or should I buy patio table cover and chair covers for my new patio set to use when I’m not using it?

Bamboo Flooring Installation

frank p asked:


My patio is covered but the outer rows of the tile get rain and some swimming pool water. These rows of tiles are deteriorating (flaking) and even turning to mud. When dry the surface is about a 1/4 inch down from rest of patio. Not sure if I can repair existing tiles with sealant or if they need to be replaced? If sealant is the answer, what prep do I need to do?

Pine Scented Candles

Diane L asked:


The patio is 12×15. The wood is rotted and the edges of the slabs are worn. Can the wood be removed and replaced with something else? I want to eventually paint the patio so the repair needs to look better than the old rotted wood.

Online Cpr Certificate

ThreadBear asked:


I have visited parks in Paris that have compacted sand beneath gravel. Can this be done directly on top of an existing concrete patio? Will the existing drainage be adequate?

Pet Cpr Training

legendarydd0g asked:


We have white plastic patio furnature/ lounge chairs that surround our pool. Each year during the winter we bring them in and store them in our basement. This year they have turned a rusty yellow. Has this happened to you before and how do you clean it off?

Hands On CPR

Cereal Killer asked:


I want her to have access to the patio. But I don’t want her to go outside past that, just to be able to hanout outside. I am on the groundfloor with a pretty large patio and a 6ft wooden fence. If there’s anything I can put up, etc and ideas would be great. Thanks.

Residential Hot Water Heater

BECKY E asked:


This patio is a 24 by 24 and would like to hang string lights. Does anyone know who to do this without damaging my patio.
Patio is covered

Interactive Kitchen Design

amygirl7362000 asked:


I have had the patio furniture for about 8 years.

Concrete Floor Paint

Dave asked:


I have about 6 feet of space between the house and the fence and I want to create a little patio or sitting area out there. There is nothing but dirt right now and there is a good 1 foot difference between the hight of the ground at the house and the height at the fence. What is the best method for flattening the ground, then paving over with stone or brick? And should I leave some slope for drainage purposes? Any other drainage issues to consider?

Adult Cpr Instructions

brad asked:


I know how to make concrete steps for a patio but how do I attach the new steps ontop of the already existing concreate patio? Thanks.

Wire Closet Organizers