Wood is an incredibly versatile material. Whether you’re a professional building a home or a DIY crafter looking for something to transform, wood can be put to numerous uses. But freshly lumbered and milled wood isn’t always the most eco-friendly choice. And in many cases, it can also be expensive and even difficult to procure.
A boat dock may seem to be a very technical, complicated structure to design, but in reality there aren’t too many differences between building a dock and a typical deck. Many of the same factors you’d need to consider when building a residential deck, such as weight distribution, apply to boat docks of all sizes.
Building or updating your deck this summer requires high-quality, sustainable materials that are affordable, beautiful, and easy to install. It wouldn’t hurt to use a type of wood that’s regularly endorsed by skilled architects and contractors. Modified wood, like that made from Kebony, has a proven performance record in numerous applications, features several optimal characteristics
When building an eco-friendly outdoor deck, you want to be sure to use the best materials that you can to extend the life of your deck and keep it looking great for many years. Here are some tips on how you can do that. 1. Use an Easy-to-Install Flooring Material Hardwood plywood is a great
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