While we commonly work with clients budgets between $10,000 and $30,000, every so often a customer is prepared to build the granddaddy of all decks.
A deck with nearly no limitations on creativity, designed simply to make a statement. These opportunities are rare as unicorns, but when they come around, we push the envelope in all areas from the design conception to the final touches on the finished result. When opportunities like this come along, you’re building a “deck fit for a king”.
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While building a “deck fit for a king” our customer had some critical design challenges. As shown in the video, there was a limited amount of space between the house and the in-ground pool. We needed to ensure every square foot had both impact and functional value. Through a series of customer meetings, needs analysis, 3D CAD drawings and models, we designed a layout that borders on perfection.
Like any product with mechanical parts, hot tubs need to be serviced and maintained. Add in Winnipeg’s unforgiving climate—extreme heat in the summer, heavy snow and bone-chilling cold during winter—and there’s potential for disaster. But Windeck has created a patented system of hydraulic hatches which allow the utmost in easy access to the hot tub’s mechanical parts. And best of all—the design of this feature makes it unnoticeable!
Using industry-leading technology from In-Lite made lighting the deck a breeze. However, with so many lights to incorporate, wiring parts of the deck became a tricky endeavor. The last thing you’d want to see on a deck of this caliber and budget, is a bunch of visible wires which would detract from the ambiance. One of our “brightest” moments was the inspiration to run the wiring for the archway portlights through the louver roof framing. All the wiring for these splendid lights was concealed.
As master craftsmen, we love to combine different building materials and processes to creating visual excitement. With our customer pushing us to come up with something never seem before, we brought together three of the four elements—fire, water, and earth—with unparalleled elegance. We built a fireplace atop a wall of custom-tiled bricks, with two waterfall insets splashing over a granite platform—a stunning statement piece.