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Not all composite decks have the same visual impact. A simple design feature called picture framing can make a deck look cleaner, more custom, and significantly more expensive. A picture frame border gives a composite deck clean lines, hides exposed board ends, and creates the kind of finished look that’s often associated with custom-built, high-end …
Nothing says summer like firing up the grill and spending time outside with family and friends. But after the burgers are gone and the grill cools down, you may notice something you weren’t planning for – a dark grease spot on your deck. Whether it’s bacon, burgers, steak, or vegetables brushed with oil, BBQ grease …
Some people look at a wood slab and see a piece of lumber. Others see the centerpiece of their dining room, a custom desk for their home office, or a kitchen island where family and friends naturally gather. That’s what our Summer of Slabs is all about – seeing the possibilities. Every hardwood slab has …
This year marks a remarkable milestone – 250 years of American history. For two and a half centuries, America’s story has been shaped by people who build. From skilled tradespeople and craftspeople to homeowners tackling weekend projects, each generation has left behind something meaningful through hard work, creativity, and craftsmanship. Whether it’s a family porch …
When people think of premium outdoor wood, teak is often one of the first species that comes to mind. Famous for its use on luxury yachts, outdoor furniture, and high-end architectural projects, teak has earned a reputation for exceptional durability and timeless beauty. But is teak a good choice for residential decking? The answer is …
Staining a deck is one of the best ways to enhance its appearance and help protect it from the elements. But while the process may seem simple, a few common mistakes can lead to peeling finishes, uneven color, sticky surfaces, and disappointing results. The good news? Most deck staining problems are completely preventable. Whether you’re …
When choosing exterior cladding, appearance is only part of the equation. The best wood species for exterior cladding must also stand up to moisture, UV exposure, insects, and changing weather conditions while maintaining their beauty for years to come. For most projects, the top choices are Ipe, Cumaru, Accoya®, Thermally Modified Ash, and Western Red …