Cedar wrapped porch posts

Hello everyone, I would like to wrap my 6x6 pressure treated porch posts with 1x cedar. Red cedar to be more specific. I have a bunch of questions that I...

If you're looking to improve the curb appeal on your house, then you've come to the right video because this will show you how to wrap two cedar posts for less than $100. This was by far the biggest improvement to the front of the house and it really makes this stand out from the rest of the houses in the neighborhood, just by adding cedar wood.

How to wrap existing porch columns in stained wood and build a craftsman style base unit to add character and curb appeal to your front porch.

Porch updates! 🌻 Some fresh cedar & stain transformed this front porch in a short amount of time. #stupskiconstruction #porchhangs

Give your porch a more finished look by building an apron and wrapping the columns with Hardie board and trim.

Front Porch Makeover, Part 1: Spring has sprung in Indy and what better way to enjoy it by sitting on the front porch looking at the tulip...

Last year, we decided to wrap our existing porch posts in wood. The original posts were just a simple white metal-ish post, that wasn’t really giving any sort of wow. Wrapping them in wood really u…

DIY Stained Columns | Porch remodel, Diy staining, Porch columns

The right front porch columns can transform your home’s entrance, adding elegance, warmth, or modern flair to create an inviting first impression. With these 30 trendy front porch column ideas to choose from, there’s a perfect design for every architectural style, from timeless white rounds that exude classic charm to contemporary glass or steel columns that make a bold statement. Columns aren’t just structural; they’re an essential design feature that reflects your home’s character. Whether…

I debated for MONTHS about if i should wrap our plastic white posts in wood. Eventually, I went for it… and wow! It was a game changer! It instantly transformed the exterior of our home and it was such an easy weekend project! Here’s how we did it!