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![]() wrote in message ... I'd go concrete.. texture and color if you want. Put down a good foundation. Wood looks nice for about a year.. then weathers.. and either you have to cover it or care for it each season. On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 23:06:41 GMT, "Marty" wrote: "SQLit" wrote in message ... "Marty" wrote in message news ![]() one is less expensive in your part of the USA? On grade? 30 feet in the air? In Phoenix on or near on grade is concrete. The maintenance of wood over the years far out weights the installation cost. On grade. My neighbor with a nice patio, you should see her patio furniture, mentioned that they were going to stain the patio. This is new territory for me. Does color come from mixing something with the concrete before pouring or does it come from staining after? Pro's and con's? |
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