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Cross Timbers Decking Reviews
Cross Timbers composite decking material is manufactured by Elk Corp. in Dallas, TX. Cross Timbers is available in New Cedar, Pewter Gray, Sandalwood and Weathered Wood colors and can span 24" joist spans. Cross Timbers can be installed with EZ Build Hidden Fasteners and comes with a 20 year warranty. Cross Timbers testing data is available in the CCRR-0126 Evaluation Service Report.
Capped Composite Decking
What is capped composite decking? It's a great option if you like the look of wood but not the maintenance. Learn about capped composite at Decks.com.
Best Composite Decking Materials & Options for 2022
Low maintenance composite decking materials are a great option when thinking long-term. Discover the best composite decking material options for your home.
CorrectDeck
CorrectDeck composite decking is manufactured by Correct Bldg. Products in Biddleford, ME
Cutting a Concrete Pad
Learn how to use a concrete saw to cut a hole in a patio slab to install a deck footing.
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Our inspector discusses using steel rebar for deck footings.
Can I use pier blocks?
Our inspector explains the pros and cons of using pier blocks for deck foundations.
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Cross Timbers Decking Reviews
Cross Timbers composite decking material is manufactured by Elk Corp. in Dallas, TX. Cross Timbers is available in New Cedar, Pewter Gray, Sandalwood and Weathered Wood colors and can span 24" joist spans. Cross Timbers can be installed with EZ Build Hidden Fasteners and comes with a 20 year warranty. Cross Timbers testing data is available in the CCRR-0126 Evaluation Service Report.
Capped Composite Decking
What is capped composite decking? It's a great option if you like the look of wood but not the maintenance. Learn about capped composite at Decks.com.
Different Types of Joist Hangers
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Cutting a Concrete Pad
Learn how to use a concrete saw to cut a hole in a patio slab to install a deck footing.
Working With Concrete
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Explore Articles by Topic
Footings
Information related to installing frost footings for decks
Framing
Learn structural framing methods
Decking
Learn about wood and composite decking materials
Stairs
An in-depth look at the complex issue of how to build stairs
Railings
How to install guardrails and handrails to meet IRC code
Features
An overview on water drainage, benches, planters and lights
Design
The basics of deck design
Planning
Learn about permits and working with contractors
Porches & Patios
Build a covered deck to enjoy all seasons
Ledger
Proper attachment techniques
Care
Maintain your deck to maintain your investment
Materials
An overview on water drainage, benches, planters and lights