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When it comes to choosing the perfect flooring for your sun room, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. The right choice depends on the type of sun room you have and how it interacts with the environment. Let’s explore the key considerations and top flooring options to help you create a stunning and functional space. Step One: …
We are proud to announce that there were several winners at the 2023 NADRA National Deck Competition that featured AdvantageLumber.com products. Here are the winners that used products from AdvantageLumber.com from the 2023 contest: Wood Decks Under $25k First Place Casey Fence and Deck Partner: Advantage Lumber This client had an old, dilapidated wood deck, …
Building a rooftop deck can offer a variety of benefits, adding value not just to your property but also to your lifestyle: Remember, while rooftop decks have many benefits, they also require proper planning and construction to ensure safety and durability. It’s also important to check local building codes and restrictions before starting such a …
Every home enthusiast knows that a well-constructed porch ceiling significantly enhances a home’s curb appeal. While choosing the right wood for your porch ceiling can be a challenging task, we’ve done the legwork for you. In this article, we will explore the five best woods for porch ceilings: Plantation Teak, Tigerwood, Pecky Bolivian Walnut, Ipe, …
The best wood for raised garden beds should last a long time without the need for chemical treatment. Many homeowners looking to build raised garden beds want to grow fresh high quality vegetables they know are free from pesticides and chemicals. In order to grow your vegetables without chemicals many experts recommend using natural materials …
If you are looking to build an outdoor table you want to use the best wood possible. When building an outdoor table you want something that can last for generations without too much maintenance and issues like splinters. Most people are familiar with the common softwood choices like Pressure Treated Pine, Cedar and Redwood. Softwoods …
Building an outdoor kitchen is a major investment. You want to make sure you are using materials that are going to hold up to the outdoor environment as well as the abuse of kitchen wear and tear. You are probably looking at spending thousands of dollars on top of the line stainless steel appliances for …