No deck backyard ideas

Add a low-budget floating deck to your backyard and create the perfect relaxation oasis for your family and guests. Inspire yourself with these cheap DIY floating deck projects.

I have built many decks over the years. Ranging from a couple of hundred bucks to over thirty thousand. I have even seen decks that would compete with your house budget to build. But if you are looking for an economical deck. Something to enhance the backyard, to set a few chairs on without breaking

Starting a project at home can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to building something like a deck. I remember the first time I decided to take on such a project by myself. I was looking for ways to save money but still wanted a space that felt cozy and welcoming. That's when I stumbled upon the idea of using pallets. It was a game-changer for me. Pallets are not only affordable, but they're also fairly easy to work with, which was perfect for me since I didn't have a lot…

How to build an "instant" floating deck using concrete deck blocks! The deck block pier system takes the hardest part out of building a deck.

Gallery of the best no grass backyard ideas including gravel, concrete, pavers, patios and backyards with pools and fire pits.

Adding a deck to the backyard giving a level platform to set up a few chairs to enjoy the sun and maybe grill some burgers seems like a good idea. But what type of deck? Should you dig frost footings, or is a floating deck a good idea? When is it better to build a

Watch our video tutorial showing how any DIYer can build a simple floating ground deck with little to no experience! Follow every step and transform your yard in a single day. No concrete or digging required.

See our DIY pea gravel and paver patio all styled and ready for use! Full of inspiration for a gorgeous DIY patio!

While many old homes require some (or a lot) of repairs and updates to make them comfortable, some old house owners get lucky with places that were maintained with care over the years.That was fortunately the case for Kristy Hootman and her family, whose 1961 home was in great shape when they moved in. “We made a handful of updates like painting the walls, but overall, the interior space was liveable,” Kristy says.