Our Achievements: Decks

Deck Rigal

Deck Rigal

View of the pool showing the shed, the lounge, the lounge and the balcony of the tenants above. The spiral staircase all galvanized steel continues to provide access to the future terrace on the roof. (Rigal project)

Before the transformation of the backyard of the Rigal project. The triple garage took up all the space in the center of the yard.

View of the various passage corridors: access to the lawn and pool, access to the basement, stairs to the dining area and at home, the spiral staircase for tenants and access to the roof terrace. (Rigal project)

Rear view of the intimate lounge, shed and in-ground pool. (Rigal project)

Front view of the lounge area nestled comfortably between the shed and the staircase. A simple pergola with hooks allows to hang a hammock. (Rigal project)

Before the transformation of the backyard of the Rigal project. The triple garage took up all the space in the center of the yard.

View of the intimate lounge, the shed and the in-ground pool. (Rigal project)

Before the transformation of the backyard of the Rigal project. The chain-link fence offered no intimacy with the neighbors.

Courtyard secured by an intimate cedar fence with boards in horizontal. (Rigal project)

Stairs to the dining area covered by a retractable awning and a pine ceiling with recessed lights. (Rigal project)

View of the intimate dining area near the patio door. The tempered glass rail with galvanized steel posts allows you to see what is going on in the pool at any time. (Rigal project)

Before the transformation of the backyard of the Rigal project. Open backyard to the alley.

Inground pool surrounded by a cedar fence and a galvanized steel fence. (Rigal project)

Tempered glass railing with galvanized steel posts topped with a cedar handrail. (Rigal project)

Nick during the installation of the cedar guardrail planks on the second floor. (Rigal project)

Galvanized steel spiral staircases have non-slip

Fence horizontal palisade cedar type continuous (posts visible next door) with small planks spaced at the top. (Rigal project)

Nick and Pat at the beginning of the backyard transformation. (Rigal project)

The pouring of concrete for the contour of the in-ground pool and for the slab of the shed. (Rigal project)

View of the transformed backyard of the Rigal project.

Inground pool with fountain. (Rigal project)

A complete backyard makeover for the Rigal family in Montreal in the borough of La Petite-Patrie, including;

-Balconies with galvanized steel structure (the lower balcony floor is made of cedar and the balcony of the upper tenants is made of fiberglass)
-Railing with tempered glass on galvanized steel posts and cedar handrail
-Spiral staircase also made of galvanized steel
-Cedar lounge terrace with a pergola to hang a hammock
-Cedar fence with openwork top on a continuous horizontal palisade pattern (the posts are only visible on the neighboring side)