Improving Outdoor Entertaining Spaces with Welding!

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While it may feel like the dead of winter out there right now, the recent warm spells (and Mr. Punxsutawney Phil … ), have us dreaming of those beautiful summer days. The days where you sit outside on your patio, enjoying the beauty of nature, eating delicious food, and hanging out with fun friends and family. You may have never thought about it, but welding plays a HUGE role in your outdoor enjoyment and experiences! We’re going to take a look at some of the outdoor items you already have that are possibly welded, and then start thinking about projects that you may want to get done before summer gets here!


Welded Furniture

Chances are that many of your outdoor space furniture is welded! While there are some other materials like plastic, wood, or even recycled milk cartons (also plastic), that are being turned into lawn furniture, you still can’t go wrong with good old fashioned metal.

Whole outdoor furniture sets can be made from metal, and often are. It’s durable against the weather, it’s comfortable, and it’s stylish. This can also include fun pieces like fire-pits, which can be almost an art form when it comes to creativity.

If you’ve always had an idea for something beautiful for your yard, from signs and seating to custom sculptures Augello’s Welding can help. We offer custom fabrication at the Lake of the Ozarks and would love to help your dreams become a reality.

Other Welded Pieces In Your Outdoor Spaces

While they may not always get obvious attention, there are several other things that can be welded that improve your outdoor spaces. One of these is welded staircases and railings. Whether you’re building a new home and want custom railings in your Lake of the Ozarks home, or you are renovating and ready to improve the spaces you have - these can make quite the statement. Bob can help you custom design railings that look exactly like you’ve always dreamt, and then make that dream become a reality.


Let’s Get Started!

Now is a great time to start working on your outdoor spaces. Before you know it, spring will be here, and you’ll be itching to get out there and enjoy the weather. Why not go ahead and start working on your ideas and plans now! Visit our website to see more of what we’ve done in the past. There are some great photos of custom fabricated products at the Lake of the Ozarks, and we would be honored to help create your next dream piece. When you’re ready, give us a call! We’d love to chat about your new metalwork.



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