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People ask for teak because they want warm golden brown color and a floor that can live outside without falling apart. Fair enough. Teak earned that reputation. It also costs more than most budgets like. Iroko is the wood many of those same people actually use. Sellers often call it African teak, and that nickname …
Most homeowners start a Trex deck project with one question: How many deck boards do I need? You can measure the deck’s length and width to find its square footage. Though this first step looks simple, square footage tells only part of the story. Board length, deck layout, joist spacing, stairs, picture frames, and cutting …
Ordering lumber online has changed quite a bit over the years. I can remember when ordering specialty lumber often meant making phone calls, waiting for someone to check a rack, and hoping they actually had what you needed. In fact, you can now order everything from Ipe decking and Western Red Cedar siding to hardwood …
If you’re considering upgrading your pool area, one question that often comes up is: Can you install hardwood decking around a pool? The answer is yes. In fact, hardwood decking species such as Ipe, Cumaru, Tigerwood, Garapa, and Brazilian Redwood are excellent choices for pool decks due to their natural durability, resistance to rot and …
When it comes to upgrading your outdoor space, deck tiles offer one of the easiest and most versatile ways to create a beautiful, functional patio, rooftop deck, or balcony. But not all deck tiles are created equal. If you’ve shopped at big box home improvement stores, you’ve likely noticed an abundance of lower priced options. …
Building your own deck can be incredibly rewarding. You save money on labor, customize the design, and end up with an outdoor space you can truly be proud of. But deck projects are also one of the most commonly misdesigned DIY home improvements—and mistakes can be expensive, unsafe, or both. At AdvantageLumber.com, we work with …
Concrete patios, porches, and walkways are common around homes—but over time, many homeowners want to upgrade the look and comfort by installing decking over existing concrete. While this can be done successfully, not all decking materials or installation methods are suitable for concrete substrates. At AdvantageLumber.com, we regularly get asked whether our hardwood decking can …