At about 8:44 in the video you show putting caulking in the end of the decking. The caulking needs to fill the channel to the k=left of the rib as water can also run down this groove.
It's not possible that your green metal post would be plumb if the deck slopes 1/8 inch per foot. How do you compensate for that? You did not cover it.
I am ready to install a deck, and I understand I have to rip the first piece. However, what happens when I get to the other end and the rip is in the middle of the hollow? How does that work or what needs to be done then?
Getting ready to do a deck with these and they are worries about the screw going in on the angle and cracking that end channel when it expanded and contracts, they want to use a different method of screwing. Any information on this?
You have to factor in subfloor treatment to keep things dry- a Rock solid resin system is easily 14 $ sf installed by itself, (keeper, west coat etc) and all the trex etc systems are crap, they don’t work Maintainence headache and Ned to replacement down the road . A;tefbatuevky you cna use a flat room bituminous or Edam, but they aren’t cheal]p and what do you do when need to be replaced in 20 years max/? Rip up entire deck ? I would of course put soem g tape down on top of joists they are weak link here as with any deck
At about 8:44 in the video you show putting caulking in the end of the decking. The caulking needs to fill the channel to the k=left of the rib as water can also run down this groove.
It's not possible that your green metal post would be plumb if the deck slopes 1/8 inch per foot. How do you compensate for that? You did not cover it.
Great video. Would love to have someone like you installing our deck.
Seems like the water is gonna run into the channel, hit that wood post and run down into the deck.
You guys need better engagement and a better flashing solution.
What happens when bugs build nests etc in the weep holes? Does the water flow over top or does it back up and weep through the deck?
I am ready to install a deck, and I understand I have to rip the first piece. However, what happens when I get to the other end and the rip is in the middle of the hollow? How does that work or what needs to be done then?
could it be installed on metal joists? what if the joists do not have any sloping?
You have a double band on the middle,do you put any type of tape on top of the double band?
Show me a job 7 to 10 years old.
Any suggestion, how to do flashing on the brick wall?
The have instructions for that but I think they took them down. The flashing is folded in to the brick mortar when cut a slot for it.
skill saw with a concrete blade and snap a line to cut, bend the flashing into the grove and calk
Getting ready to do a deck with these and they are worries about the screw going in on the angle and cracking that end channel when it expanded and contracts, they want to use a different method of screwing. Any information on this?
I brought this deck and I have the same problem with the screws. How did you do with the screws to not demage
$30 a square foot .... $30,000 for my deck .... seems a bit much
I ordered mine through home depot. Cost me just over 15$ a square foot
You have to factor in subfloor treatment to keep things dry- a Rock solid resin system is easily 14 $ sf installed by itself, (keeper, west coat etc) and all the trex etc systems are crap, they don’t work Maintainence headache and Ned to replacement down the road . A;tefbatuevky you cna use a flat room bituminous or Edam, but they aren’t cheal]p and what do you do when need to be replaced in 20 years max/? Rip up entire deck ? I would of course put soem g tape down on top of joists they are weak link here as with any deck
Do you mean to build a none-level deck surface with pitch of 1/8" per foot? It is a slope! How to comply with building code?
It's still in code. No different than ADA for sidewalks. 2% max cross slope
@@90pi548 max 1” per 1 ft but your patio table might start sliding down your deck 😂