Walkthrough · Additions & ADUs

Covered Deck and Outdoor Kitchen

Move through the project one stop at a time. At each one, what changes about this kind of work at 7,000 feet.

Notes describe how this kind of work is done at this elevation, not claims about what was done inside this particular house. The project itself has the full description.

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  1. Stop 1 of 8 · Covered porch
    Covered porch with lap siding, sliding glass doors and downlit sconces, looking toward a stone-clad outdoor fireplace
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    The porch runs the length of the elevation on composite decking, ending at a stone-clad fireplace with a mounted television. Sconces are wired and lit; the far opening looks into standing pines.

  2. Stop 2 of 8 · Outdoor kitchen
    Covered deck with tongue-and-groove soffit, recessed lighting and a stone outdoor kitchen counter, appliances still wrapped in protective film
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    Tongue-and-groove soffit with recessed cans over the outdoor kitchen run. The stainless appliances are still in their blue protective film — this is a working site, not a finished handover.

  3. Stop 3 of 8 · Outdoor kitchen detail
    Stone-faced outdoor kitchen counter with dark stone top, stainless grill and access doors still covered in protective film
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    Stone-faced counter with a dark stone top, stainless grill and under-counter access doors. One door still carries its factory film.

  4. Stop 4 of 8 · Deck and railing
    Covered deck with dark stained soffit, a stone-clad column and welded wire-mesh panel railing, with pines beyond
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    Dark stained tongue-and-groove soffit, stone-clad column, and welded wire-mesh panel railing with a wood top rail. A ladder is still on the ground below and the hot tub is covered.

  5. Stop 5 of 8 · Deck stairs
    Composite deck stairs with welded wire-mesh panel railing against board-and-batten siding
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    Composite treads and a continuous wire-mesh panel guard running down the stair, returning into the board-and-batten wall.

  6. Stop 6 of 8 · Railing and stone
    Wire-mesh panel railing meeting a stone wall and a solid stone bench slab set on gravel
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    The railing dies into a stone-clad wall; a single stone slab is set as a bench at the base.

  7. Stop 7 of 8 · Lower deck
    Lower covered deck with a live-edge slab bar top and wire-mesh railing, aspens beyond
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    A live-edge slab set as a bar top on the lower deck, with the same wire-mesh panel railing. Framing lumber is still stacked at the right.

  8. Stop 8 of 8 · Living room
    Living room with a dark panelled fireplace surround, wood mantel, white oak floating shelves and a dark tongue-and-groove ceiling
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    Inside the same house: a dark panelled fireplace surround with a wood mantel, flanked by white oak floating shelves under a dark tongue-and-groove ceiling.

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