Decks
Natural wood decksPressure treated lumber decking is Americas number one deck material used today. It offers the lowest cost initially. Higher grade heartwoods are more durable and correspondingly more expensive than soft woods. Some common wooden decking includes: Cedar, Redwood, Mahogany, South American hardwoods |
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Composite DecksThese are usually a blend of wood fiber and plastic resin with an embossed grain for a wood look. | ||||
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To view of color and decks pictures please visit the manufactures websitesTrexTimberTech | ||||
Plastics & Vinyl (PVC) DecksWith PVC, materials are made to withstand any condition are best known for durability and easy cleaning (simply run the hose over trouble areas). Plastic lumber, like ForeverDeck , is made from 100 percent plastic (recycled and/or virgin); it contains no wood fibers. It, too, is highly resistant to staining and decay, and free of knots, cracks and splinters. |
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Keep in mind, make sure you built on long lasting structure. |
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