that looks like an english garden.
I know absolutely nothing about decking so thx for the explanation. That said isn't this a little high up or is that just perspective? Seems more like a giant balcony.
I've never seen it here, must be an american thing.
I've never seen it here, must be an american thing.
it seems like a headache to maintain. it can get very slippery after rain, let alone frost or freezing. or if it starts to gather moss.
should have dug a firepit.
should have dug a firepit.
It's less than a meter off the ground.Larssen wrote:
I know absolutely nothing about decking so thx for the explanation. That said isn't this a little high up or is that just perspective? Seems more like a giant balcony.
I've never seen it here, must be an american thing.
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low maintenance, I'm using tropical hardwooduziq wrote:
it seems like a headache to maintain. it can get very slippery after rain, let alone frost or freezing. or if it starts to gather moss.
should have dug a firepit.
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Right.Jay wrote:
It won't make a difference.
If I had the yard space for a non-tacky deck I'd definitely build it high enough to make clearing out the underside less of a headache. I'd probably want it and its contents covered too since I live in a relatively rainy and mossy area that's hell on outdoor furniture and BBQers.uziq wrote:
it seems like a headache to maintain. it can get very slippery after rain, let alone frost or freezing. or if it starts to gather moss.
should have dug a firepit.
For me, a better, less conspicuous use of space would be a covered patio. No need for wood maintenance, just clean on occasion.
not so common over here. more porous wood.Jay wrote:
low maintenance, I'm using tropical hardwooduziq wrote:
it seems like a headache to maintain. it can get very slippery after rain, let alone frost or freezing. or if it starts to gather moss.
should have dug a firepit.
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Generally you wouldn't, the joists could then twist, but sometimes you'd want the joists to have a bit of float instead of tearing the screws out of the deck.Larssen wrote:
Why would you want a deck to be flexible
There are systems for concealed clips which allow a bit of movement.
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Which I'm using
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i don't think i've ever seen a bunch of people want to see someone fuck up their decking so badly before, as if to prove a point.
make sure you post a picture of yourself basking in glory when it's done, jay. don't get a splinter u fuckin prik
make sure you post a picture of yourself basking in glory when it's done, jay. don't get a splinter u fuckin prik
Too late. Lots of splinters.
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it's why you should have opted for a steel girdered design with formica surfacing.
But I can't weld
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You should have finished your basement and then built yourself a workshop in your large backyard. A finished basement is a perfect place to entertain guest during the winter and your sons can feel up their first girl (or boy, very likely boy) in the finished basement.
Did you get the timbers dipped for canadian timber weevils ?Jay wrote:
Too late. Lots of splinters.
They'll eat up that deck in no time.
Its a specific pesticide though, most timber places don't use it.
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More likely termites, but the framing is pressure treated and the decking is naturally resistant.
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Keep the progress photos coming. Good stuff.
OK, better not invite any canadians around though, they're all infested.Jay wrote:
More likely termites, but the framing is pressure treated and the decking is naturally resistant.
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ngannou just murdered that poor dude. i miss sports
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Damn I forgot all about UFC tonightgurdeep wrote:
ngannou just murdered that poor dude. i miss sports
Finally looked at my pms and several are from mtb calling me a faggot
cool karma number ig.gurdeep wrote:
ngannou just murdered that poor dude. i miss sports