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re: Deck plank replacement dos and donts
Posted on 8/8/21 at 9:35 am to CAD703X
Posted on 8/8/21 at 9:35 am to CAD703X
Only replace the boards that definitely need replacing. Avoid redoing the whole deck. Treated deck boards now are no where near as good as treated deck boards for the 90's.
I replaced my entire deck about 5 years ago and I regret it. Boards are rotting left and right. I'm tired of replacing bad boards.
I replaced my entire deck about 5 years ago and I regret it. Boards are rotting left and right. I'm tired of replacing bad boards.
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Posted on 8/8/21 at 2:03 pm to sosaysmorvant
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Treated deck boards now are no where near as good as treated deck boards for the 90's.
Yep. Treated wood in general is not up to the quality of stuff from the 90's.
I live in a 2 story house with porches front and back. I replaced my stairs off the back porch 4 years ago and can see where one of my stringers is showing signs of rot in 3-4 places and that pisses me off since I have to basically tear the stairs apart and start all over again with new stringers.
I'm seriously thinking about going with welded metal stairs this time around.
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