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When you’re planning a new deck, one of the biggest decisions you’ll face is choosing the right decking material. After all, most homeowners want a deck that looks great, lasts for decades, and doesn’t require them to spend every weekend cleaning, sanding, or staining. And really, who wants to spend their Saturday maintaining a deck …
Wide deck boards can give your deck a beautiful, high end appearance. With fewer seams running across the surface, they create a bold look and really show off the natural grain of hardwoods like Ipe, Cumaru, and Tigerwood. Personally, I’ve always liked the look of wider hardwood decking on large outdoor spaces. There’s just something …
Building a boat dock or replacing old boards? Choosing the right decking matters. Unlike a typical backyard deck, a dock faces regular moisture, direct sunlight, and foot traffic. Depending on its location, it may also deal with saltwater, waves, and changing water levels. So, what’s the best decking for a waterfront or dock? For natural …
Modern homes often combine wood with glass, metal, stone, and concrete. Wood brings warmth to these materials and keeps a contemporary design from feeling too cold or industrial. Even a well-designed home can feel a little stark when everything has the same hard, smooth finish. Thermally modified wood offers one way to strike that balance. …
When homeowners plan a new deck, they usually spend most of their time choosing decking materials, picking out railings, and deciding how big they want their deck to be. There’s one important detail many people overlook: airflow underneath the deck. It might not sound like a big deal, but poor airflow can shorten your deck’s …
If you’ve ever installed a 20 foot deck board on a cool morning and checked it again after it baked in direct afternoon sun, you’ve probably wondered: How much did that board actually grow? It’s a good question, especially with composite and PVC decking. After all, twenty feet is a long piece of material. Even …
If you’re looking for real wood siding for a high end home, you’ve probably come across both Ipe and thermally modified wood. For starters, Ipe has served outdoor projects for decades and has earned a reputation as one of the toughest exterior woods you can buy. Thermally modified wood, on the other hand, takes a …