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Welcome to our comprehensive guide on Redwood Lumber and Brazilian Redwood. In this article, we’ll explore the various characteristics, advantages, and drawbacks of these two popular wood species. By the end, you’ll have a clearer understanding of which is best for your specific needs, considering factors such as maintenance, durability, and lifespan. Redwood Lumber: Pros …
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 …
While wide deck boards can add a distinctive aesthetic appeal to your deck, they come with a few challenges that might make certain decking products less suitable for your project. First lets go over: How Wide are Typical Deck Boards? Deck boards typically come in a range of widths. The most common sizes in the …
A Deep Dive into Ipe Wood, Teak, Cumaru, Garapa, Tigerwood, Massaranduba, Mahogany (Red Balau), and Azek Porch The porch of your home is not just an outdoor extension; it’s the vital first impression, the gateway to your haven. It’s only fitting that the porch flooring reflects the essence of your personal style and robustness. Today, …
TimberTech AZEK® Porch should be installed using the same good building principals used to install wood or composite porch and in accordance with the local building codes and the installation guidelines included below. AZEK® Building Products Inc. accepts no liability or responsibility for the improper installation of this product. TimberTech AZEK Porch may not be …
TimberTech porch flooring is a popular option for porch decking due to its durability, resistance to the elements, and the range of design options it offers. TimberTech’s high-performance, capped-polymer porch boards are designed with a tongue-and-groove system for a tight fit that won’t snag your heel. They offer superior resistance to moisture damage and staining …
The heat absorption of any decking material is largely influenced by its color, exposure to sunlight, and surrounding environment. The same goes for TimberTech decking. Generally, darker colors absorb more heat than lighter colors. If your TimberTech deck is in a full sun exposure throughout the day, it will get hotter than if it’s in …