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An Elegant Border for Your Deck An Elegant Border for Your Deck Online Membership Required

Herringbone corners and hidden fasteners require slight framing modifications, but the results look spectacular by John Michael Davis

Secure deck boards where hidden fasteners can’t reach
Q & A: Secure deck boards where hidden fasteners can’t reach

by Joshua Copp

Synthetic Decking Takes Off

Now available in a variety of colors and textures, this durable array of products won't rot, splinter, or crack. What's not to like? by Chris Green

The New Pressure-Treated Wood

The EPA is banning CCA lumber. The replacements are safer, but they may change how you build a deck. by Daniel S. Morrison

Details for a Lasting DeckOnline Membership Required

Government scientists study outdoor structures and report on which details, fasteners and finishes hold up best by Bob Falk, Sam Williams

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