How to Add Outdoor Lighting to Your Home
November 13, 2018 By Todd DermodyA well-lit house number post offers a warm (and clear) welcome to guests—and it's recommended by police and fire departments.
Dunn DIY offers how-to guides on outdoor furniture from picnic tables to deck Adirondack chairs, as well as games, refinishing surfaces, accessories, and more!
A well-lit house number post offers a warm (and clear) welcome to guests—and it's recommended by police and fire departments.
A framed-panel fence adds a nice, distinctive touch to your yard. (We're using a decorative panel from Modinex.)
A fence with horizontal boards is a great way to get some extra privacy while upping the curb appeal of your home.
A vertical fence is one of the easiest fences to build, and it instantly ups the appeal of your yard while adding privacy to your outdoor living space.
The first step to building your own fence is setting the fence posts, and we're showing you how with this simple tutorial.
A DIY string light project is a simple and affordable way to extend your outdoor living space all year long.
We're celebrating the fourth anniversary of Dunn DIY with this great summertime project: a sturdy and attractive hammock stand.
This hammock holds two people and is the perfect addition to any outdoor oasis.
Does your cedar fence have moss, mold, mildew, or algae growing on it? Enter Wet & Forget Outdoor—which cleans your fence like magic!
Give your backyard furniture a facelift with teak oil or Rust-Oleum's ReColor. We're showing you how!
Does your deck need to be revitalized? Penofin RenewAll is an easy-to-apply coating that gives new life to horizontal surfaces—offering attractive, finely textured, non-slip results.
Complete your TimberTech DrySpace by adding a gutter, which captures and diverts water from the deck above—keeping your under-deck patio nice and dry!