Fences

Redwood or Composite

Railings

This is a Deck Built out of  Composite Material !

Lots of backing to secure the boards at the edges of the bends. Yes you can bend some composites. It requires a lot of planning to make sure you have support for your design, but well worth the effects you can produce. This deck is about 5 years old and has hardly changed in color or look.

Large Veranda Style Deck Around An Country Style Home!

It is built out of Cedar and redwood together. Both great woods for this purpose and pest resistant. It does need to be cleaned and sealed every 5 years or so, but will last a long time.

The 2 x 2's over the Top are also Composite

This trellis is made from 3 x 6 Rough fir material and beams. Metal brackets keep it all together. the 2 x 2's on top shade from the sun are spaced 2 inches apart. 4 x 4 posts holding up the structure and those are bracketed to the concrete below. It's a nice place to relax, no matter what time of day!

This deck built out of redwood 2 x 6 is secured with metal "L" clips which may be unfastened and be moved for a party platform or an intimate dinner for two.

The upper picture is a deck covered with composite decking material.

It has standard redwood railings and wood structural members. Decking material is screwed down to the wood with 3 inch composite decking screws. They are used with a head on the screw that does not mushroom material out the hole when driven in.

The deck below was built from two colors of composite material!

This is great for contrast as well as safety. The darker color is on all edges and step up and step down areas.

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