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Ipe Deck with Prairie Style Railing

comments (4) May 13th, 2009 in Project Gallery        
Ed_Schuster Ed_Schuster, member
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Ipe deck with Prairie Style Railings.  The deck is relatively small (14'x16') compared to some on here.  I ordered extra deck boards and ripped down to 1" widths to make the rail parts.  The rail cap was a stock piece.  I wrappped the timber posts with shaker style panels also made from excess deck boards. 


Design or Plan used: My Own Design - Ed Schuster
posted in: Project Gallery

Comments (4)

MrNailhead MrNailhead writes: Love the way you handled the posts and corners, great idea
Posted: 6:04 pm on August 29th

mikey_sl mikey_sl writes: Ed

I would love to try and replicate this railing for my deck
Can you give me some insights on how you guilt the balusters?

The horizontal connecting sections specifically.

How did you attach them?
They are not structural so is it only glue?
I want to avoid any visible screws/nails (toe connections)

I appreciate your reply...
Posted: 9:22 am on June 24th

greencarpentry greencarpentry writes: Very, very nice.
Posted: 1:26 am on February 22nd

aikenwade aikenwade writes: handrails look nice

Posted: 11:36 am on April 20th

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