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Accents of France

Decorative trellises and accessories.

http://www.accents-of-france.com/

BackyardCity.com

Offers swing sets, play forts, playground equipment, gazebos, and sheds. Provides easy-to-assemble kits.

http://www.backyardcity.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Calgary Cupola and Weathervane

Canadian builder of handcrafted residential cupolas in seven sizes, a cupola birdhouse and the cupola mailbox. Reseller of copper and aluminum weathervanes.

http://www.cupola4me.com

Cape Cod Cupola Co., Inc.

Manufacturer of cupolas, copper weathervanes, and finials. Site lists standard products, and provides general features of custom products.

http://www.capecodcupola.com/

Cheshire Portable Buildings

Sheds, garages, conservatories and greenhouses available throughout the UK.

http://www.cheshireportablebuildings.co.uk/

The Farmstead

Sells cedarwood raised bed gardens kits. Overview of uses, and assembly instructions.

http://www.gardenraisedbeds.com

FineHouse

Manufacturer of distinctive garden architecture including pergolas, trellis,arbors and gates.

http://www.finehouse.net

Gardenstructure.com

Offers plans for garden structures.

http://www.gardenstructure.com

Gazebo Depot

Outdoor wood and vinyl gazebos, arbors, furniture, playsets and garden accessories.

http://www.gazebodepot.com

G.I. Designs

Hand-crafted copper garden structures, furniture and home and garden accessories.

http://www.gidesigns.net/

Koala Cover

Carport structures from sunny Australia

http://www.sydneyoperashade.com/KoalaCarportCovers.htm

Leland Hedges

Offers mailboxes, light poles, street signs and lawn furniture.

http://lhedges.com/

Link-a-bord

A system of boards, links and dowels for projects such as planters and sand pits. Contact for shipping outside UK.

http://www.linkabord.co.uk/

P and D Metal Works

Manufactures and sells trellises, arbors, yard and garden decorations, and ornaments. Also offers custom designs.

http://www.pdmetals.com

The Painted Garden Inc.

Ornamental hand crafted iron garden structures including arbors, trellises, and gates.

http://www.thepaintedgardeninc.com/

Redwood Garden Bridges

Offers handcrafted bridges in a variety of styles and sizes, including custom orders. Based in California.

http://www.redwoodgardenbridges.com/

Rontimco

Distributor of gazebos, carports, aluminum awnings, above ground swimming pools, boat and pool covers.

http://rontimco.com/

Rose Trellis

Rose or garden trellises for garden or patio decorative displays.

http://www.rosetrellis.com

Segura Trading LLC

Sells hobby greenhouse kits, lawn and camping tents, beach cabanas, and screen houses.

http://www.ourcrazydeals.com

Solarium de Paris

Revolutionary concept in solarium, wind deflector, shelter front door, spa gazebo, horticultural greenhouse design.

http://www.solarium-de-paris.com

Summerwood

Sells a range of garden sheds, storage buildings and outdoor structures.

http://www.summerwood.com/

Things to Sell

Specializing in cast aluminum mailboxes, statuary, water fountains, planters and outdoor lighting.

http://www.aluminum-thingstosell.com/

Trellis Structures

Designs and manufactures red cedar arbors, trellises and garden structures such as pergolas and obelisks.

http://www.trellisstructures.com/

Unlimited Source Inc.

Sells custom crafted portable horse barns and run in sheds.

http://www.unlimited-source.com/

Winterburn Group

Builders of garden structures in Canada.

http://www.winterburngroup.on.ca

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