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The joist tape that we recommend is: DeckWise® WiseWrap® JoistTape™ It’s a flexible polyethylene waterproof wood flashing designed to protect your decking structure. This high-quality material is fortified with a rubberized asphalt mastic adhesive, offering superior protection against moisture. Each roll comes in a generous size of 3 inches wide and 75 feet long, with …
Framing a deck with a picture frame border involves installing the main deck boards and then adding a border that runs around the perimeter. This border not only adds visual appeal but also helps protect the end grain of the main deck boards from moisture damage. Here are the steps to frame a deck with …
Laying decking boards correctly is essential for a durable and visually appealing deck. Here are the steps for the correct way to lay decking boards: Plan and Prepare Start by determining the dimensions, design, and layout of your deck. Ensure you have all necessary materials, tools, and safety equipment. Check local building codes for any …
Why WiseBond® Bar & Table Top Epoxy is Our Top Pick Epoxy is a versatile and durable material that has become increasingly popular in the world of bar and table top design. Choosing the right epoxy for your table top project is crucial to achieving a beautiful, long-lasting finish. In this blog post, we will …
If you are looking for before and after ideas for concrete slab patio makeovers, you’ll love our quick deck tile system. Hardwood deck tiles are a quick snap together tile system you can float over an existing concrete slab patio. This system allows for a quick concrete patio makeover in just a few hours. Our …
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 …