TREX Composite Deck Installation | Hideaway Fastener System Details + Full Deck Install | How To
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- čas přidán 24. 06. 2022
- In this video, I show the details of the Trex composite decking and hideaway hidden fastener system. I also show a complete deck installation. Let’s check it out!
(Kit shown in this video, for 50 Square Feet)
Trex Hideaway Plastic Fasteners with Screws - Box of 90 :
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Trex Hideaway Universal Hidden Deck Fastener Clip 500 Square Feet Bucket
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Straight to the point! Awesome video
Glad it was helpful!
Great video !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Should have put on joist tape.
Thank for the tip. I’ll remember this for the next one.
Nice job! Well put together video. However there's some details that I feel could have been done better. Respectfully, your edge detail is not great. If you had used a picture frame boarder using a full thickness piece that overhung the framing by the thickness of your facia trim board + 1", you would end up with a nice overhang that doesn't allow water to get at your rim joist. Your final ripped piece would go against the house. The way you've done it (especially with the saw kerf you left in the top of the rim board), you've created a channel for water to collect and pool which will prematurely rot out your rim. And as already mentioned, joist tape would help with the longevity of your framing, especially since there are already holes left in your joists from previous decking.
I completely agree! Thanks for the input, it’s appreciated!
So do you not actually need to use the camo lever tool to install this kind of decking?
It looks like it would be helpful for forcing warped boards into place.
The composite is easy to adjust. This tool is not necessary.
I have a problem with my composite deck. My piece at the edge has come loose from one side . Not sure if the installer had installed the edge. What should I do to secure it.
Screws specifically made for composite deck.
The under deck won't last. You did not install any wrap
Thanks for sharing. I will use wrap when I redo my other deck.
you did huge mistake from start
Ok. Thanks.
Worst decking ever made. If your deck is in the sun all day you can't walk on it
I agree that it is super hot!
For my other deck, I’m just going to rip the whole thing out and do a concrete patio.
just curious, did you check out the joists and if you needed to plane any of them before decking was applied
On a previous deck I ignored a joist that was a little low. I would estimate a quarter inch. The result wasn’t terrible, but it was noticeable (to me at least) and I would definitely recommend leveling it first before laying the decking down.
@@HowtoandReviewsOfficial is this one noticeable at all?
@@yankeesfan2726 Yes. There is a wave in the deck surface along that joist because all of the planks are slightly lower on that joist. The planks deform and suck down the lower joist when installing the fasteners. It is noticeable when you look at it from the right/wrong angle.
@@HowtoandReviewsOfficial got it, putting new Trex decking down on mine soon, joists look ok. May double check with level