Texas Greenhouse Posted on 5 Aug 05:00 , 0 comments
Cacti and succulents abound in this traditional greenhouse in suburban Fort Worth. Built roughly ten years ago, it is a great example of the durability of TUFTEX PolyCarbonate panels, even in the unforgiving Texas sun. The builder chose TUFTEX because “the panels are lightweight, flexible and easy to cut to size.” He adds, “this is one of the best projects I’ve ever done. I love my greenhouse!” Interested in building your own? Visit us at TUFTEXPanel.com
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One of our industrious customers created a screened-in porch under a second-floor deck and finished the new room with TUFTEX DeckDrain on the ceiling. Designed to keep the area under a deck dry and looking great, the DeckDrain drainage system catches and diverts water away, and is easy to attach below existing decks. We think it’s pretty cool to create a new room within existing space, don’t you? Check out the before-and-after transformation!
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This greenhouse in Virginia features TUFTEX PolyCarbonate clear panels on the roof, plus our new ridge piece. The ridge piece, designed to be used with any TUFTEX panels, can be easily and quickly installed with or without closures for efficient ridge venting. Since we've made is so easy, why not consider building your own greenhouse this spring?
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Check out this updated kitchen bar in a log cabin in the Virginia woods: TUFTEX PolyDecor in Copper perfectly marries rustic charm with industrial edge to create a stylish and inviting communal gathering space. Imagine what PolyDecor can do to update your home!
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Backyard Building Posted on 22 Apr 05:00 , 0 comments
Deek Diedricksen is known for dreaming up spectacular treehouses, cabins, tiny houses, and backyard offices, A-frames, and shacks, many of which incorporate TUFTEX. Why? “I favor the ‘sparse-modern’ look, but not the price tag,” Deek explains. “With its corrugated and repeating ridge lines, TUFTEX delivers the aesthetic I want, at a budget I can afford. The stuff is also lightweight, and durable as heck!” We couldn't have said it better ourselves.
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What’s better than building a greenhouse with TUFTEX? Building a greenhouse with your son! Our friend Brian in Powell, Wyoming, shared pictures of the greenhouse he built with his son, James. According to Brian, the duo chose TUFTEX PolyCarbonate Clear panels “because I had a sample of it and I could not destroy it; it’s pretty tough stuff. I heard from our lumber yard TUFTEX is the best stuff for a green house. It was easy to work with, even when it was below freezing, plus we were burying it in the ground and it will not rot like other materials.”
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