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And now we more or less have a deck. The "boards" are TimberTech
composites. TimberTech actually has no visible screws, which is a bit
nicer than we were planning. You can also see the rebar has been laid
in the patio area, so pouring should be right away Monday.
Photograph of female passengers enjoying a picnic on the first deck of the Admiral steamboat., p11-3-1-40-13 From the Captain William F. and Betty Streckfus Carroll Collection Photographs (P-011).
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This is a stack of slabbed Alaska Yellow Cedar that Zack milled from logs. He cut the trees down and had them delivered. This will become our deck this summer.
Just uploading some old photos that got deleted when we got rid of Comcast as our ISP. Now I'm off to fix the blog post that references them . . .
April 2005
TimberSIL glass wood decking. Class-A fire retardant wood and EPA approved non-toxic barrier against insects.