The hot tub deck: the final chapter on building a backyard entertainment center

Article Abstract:

Step-by-step instructions are provided for building a wood deck to support a hot tub. The deck and spa complement a main deck and gazebo that were featured in previous issues of 'Workbench' magazine. The hot-tub deck requires careful planning so that it can support up to 5,000 pounds of weight.

Installation, Hot tubs

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The gazebo

Article Abstract:

This project is to build a gazebo on an octagonal platform that is next to a previously built deck. The gazebo itself is made from a pre-cut, partially-assembled kit. Step-by-step Instructions are provided for building the platform. The 14-ft diameter gazebo is then installed.

Cover Story, Gazebos

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Backyard entertainment: you'll never be bored with this private, spacious, outdoor-living area

Article Abstract:

Step-by-step instructions are provided for building a 600-square-foot main deck to which a deck with a gazebo and another with a whirlpool spa can be added at a later date. Before starting, it is necessary to checks the plans with a local building inspector.

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