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Cable railing has become one of the most popular ways to give a deck a clean, modern look. It’s easy to see why. Instead of thick wood balusters blocking your view, thin stainless steel cables let you enjoy more of your backyard, pool, lake, or mountain scenery. But once you decide to install cable railing, …
A Complete Guide to Replacing Old Deck Railing Without Rebuilding Your Deck Does your deck still look good, but the railing has seen better days? Maybe the wood railing is starting to rot, the paint keeps peeling, or you just want a more modern look. Here’s some good news. Yes, you can install new deck …
If your deck overlooks a lake, mountain range, wooded backyard, or ocean, the last thing you want is a bulky railing blocking the scenery. That’s one reason cable and glass railing have become popular choices for homeowners who want to enjoy their outdoor space without sacrificing the view. Both options offer a more open appearance …
When choosing wood for exterior cladding, durability and dimensional stability are just as important as appearance. Accoya and thermally modified ash are both designed to perform better outdoors than untreated wood, but they get there in different ways. Accoya stands out for its exceptional stability and resistance to moisture-related movement, while thermally modified ash offers …
If you’re planning a new deck or replacing an old railing, you’ve probably noticed aluminum deck railing showing up everywhere. And for good reason. It’s strong, attractive, requires very little maintenance, and can last for decades without the headaches you get with traditional wood railings. But here’s the question we hear from homeowners all the …
When homeowners start planning a new deck, they usually spend most of their time choosing the decking. They’ll compare colors, look at wood grain patterns, research warranties, and debate whether to go with composite, PVC, or natural hardwood. Then comes the railing. I’ve been in the decking industry for 20 years, and I can tell …
When winter arrives, snow and ice can make a wood deck slippery and difficult to use. While clearing it off is important for safety, you need to be careful about which ice melt you use. Some products can leave residue, stain surfaces, or contribute to corrosion around metal fasteners. So, can you put ice melt …