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where do I find large distributor of Vases,fountains and large garden stone so as all other furniture’s.i need to value the market in the right direction...

i have a business idea to import large furnitures e.g Vases, fountains to the US/EU market end chances to saceed this business ?
based on high qulity and standatd and affordable prices

These should give you a start:

index.esources.co.uk › Garden Supplies
Store.Galbraithsinc.com
www.ec51.com/buy-import-0-fountain.html
www.GardenFountainOutlet.com
www.PennsylvaniaBluestone.com

2010-02-25 08:09:27 by kokolino

Wooden outdoor furniture can be revived by wiping it clean, sanding it smooth with various grades of sand paper and adding a coat of sealant ...

I want a large shed - roughly 10' x 12' - with double doors so I can get garden furniture in and out of it. What is the typical price of a good quality shed this size (installed) please?

I would say between $800 and $1,000 depending on style and materials. Best process is to choose one already built and then have it delivered to your site. Your site must be easily accessed by delivery truck. They usually slide them off of the delivery truck.
By choosing one already built you get to see exactly what it looks like. If your site has limited access, you can still pick out your building from a model and then have it built on site.'
This will cost a few hundred dollars more.

2008-07-15 09:05:24 by Groid

Price: $24.99 $23.17

Provides good finger feel
Hand washable
Lanolin-infused goatskin is kind to your hands

I have a print of this picture hanging in my sitting room. I have no idea who painted it or when. The ladies are dressed in long, white (possibly Edwardian) dresses and sitting in a shrubbery, not all of the ladies are fully visible. It may be detail from a larger picture. I love this picture so am looking for some information. Thanks

Sounds like something in the style of Edouard Manet or Pierre-Auguste Renoir. The Courtauld Gallery might help you (London).

2006-12-04 03:53:09 by intelligentbutdizzy

Price: $39.99 $39.99

Weighs a lightweight 10.5 pounds and will support up to 200 pounds
Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
7-inch rubber wheels (no air required) roll smoothly on most surfaces

I've recently moved and am happy to report my living room is rather large for the first time ever. I've chosen contemporary low profile furniture and am aiming for a serene, zen theme and so far so good. However, the longest wall still seems empty and i'd like to use the space to create a zen like space w/ bonsai's, plants, candles, and a rock garden perhpas. Any ideas?

Here's a site that can certainly help when it comes to bonsai ideas. The gent at the front is the owner/grower/artist. He's been cultivating some of his plants for 20+ years.
http://www.american-bonsai.com
Here's an article about indoor zen gardens.
http://www.abcarticledirectory.com/Artic le/Constructing-An-Indoor-Zen-Garden---A -How-To-And-Why-You-Should/50292

Please remember that when you're looking at bonsai, you need to concentrate on indoor plants because you'll be assembling your garden indoors. The available light will also be a concern.

2008-07-23 14:32:33 by Petra

Hi I am buying a house which has a set of double doors in the conservatory leading to the garden. Unlike other conservatory doors I have seen that close and lock onto each other, these doors have a central pole in the door frame that the doors close and lock against. In order to get large pieces of furniture in and out of the house does anybody know if this pole can be temporarily removed. Thanks.

The central pole is part of the door. Just release bolts top and bottom and that will release it.

2009-06-20 08:20:42 by Steve T