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We live in a two storey house that has a lovely sunny balcony at the front of the house in a quiet street. However, all I could ever notice looking down were those “ugly green rubbish bins.” Something needed to be done to hide them. So it was back to Bunnings lol
What an ugly view? Horrible rubbish bins. Too much concrete ( that was painted red) and those colour bond fences needed to be recycled and painted black!
I now love the view from our balcony .. No ugly bins to be seen
How do you like our bin shed? It’s matched up to the newly painted colour bond fence. It’s now surrounded by new grass, and a beautiful white Natez tree
Yet another wonderful project, @annettespanski, congratulations. That's an elegant storage solution perfect for hiding your unsightly bins. Great decision to match your bin shed with your fence. I'm also liking your problem solving mindset, and how you seize upon the opportunity to solve them with your creative D.I.Y. skills. What was your favourite part of this build?
We've had a few bin sheds and covers included in our Featured Projects section (like this one), and I won't be surprised if yours makes it there one day. Keep up the great work, and looking forward to seeing your next project.
Akanksha
Great work @annettespanski.
Many thanks for sharing your wonderful work.
We are interested in turning your project into a Featured Project article. Do you have any more pictures you could share?
I'm sure our community members would also love to hear the steps you took and the materials you used on your project. Any tips or lessons you learned would also be of great benefit to those wanting to attempt a similar project.
Many thanks,
Wayne
Hi Wayne
Keeping to the “ rustic look” of the house and front garden we let the bin shed age a little and planted grasses on either side.
We also spray painted the fence monument to update it.
Cheers Annette
Thank you for sending through the extra picture and further information.
Much appreciated.
Kind regards
Wayne
