We have been remodeling two bathrooms, so thank God for inside work !
Anyway back to reviewing our summer projects from last year.
This cedar deck we built was on a new home, and is a very simple design to keep it within the customers budget.
Here is the design
A basic 12x16 square cedar deck
A basic 12x16 square cedar deck
- On the first day of construction We start by notching the 6x6 support posts to receive the 2x10 beams. There will be two 1/2" thru carriage bolts connecting each post/beam connection. From there we set the joists on top of the beams, since it is a free standing deck we do not attach the ledger board to the house. This is because of the cantilevered bay, which according to the code a deck cannot attach to a cantilevered bay.
Here we are working on the stairs, installing the two tiered stepped fascia, and the 4x4 rail posts.
Our railings is a typical builders rail with 2x4 top and bottom rails, 3/4 round deckorators metal balusters. and a 5/4 deck board railing cap. This is our standard railing for wood decks. On this project everything is in cedar wood
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