Illustrated Deck
Building Guides from Extreme How-To Magazine
Decks are built in specific
steps. By taking those steps one-at-a-time, building a deck can be
fun and easy.
Decks are some of
the most popular homeowner projects. They can be a small
extension off a family room, bedroom or dining area; or they can
be a spacious “outdoor” room large enough for a party. Decks can
be single level or multi-level; they can be some of the simplest
“first” projects for a beginner, or elaborate examples of
sophisticated craftsmanship.
Decks are quite
often the first project many beginning do-it-yourselfers tackle,
but it's important to understand the basics of deck
construction. Decks are built in specific steps. By taking those
steps one-at-a-time, building a deck can be fun and easy:
Deck Design and Building Basics by Monte
Birch
Decks are such a hot item for today's home. There seems to be no
limit to the new innovations, helpful accessories and decorative
accents that are hitting store shelves. Here's a look at some of
the latest:
Deck Helpers: Innovations and Accessories
by Tom Matthews
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