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:: Friday, June 10, 2005 ::
Building a Curved Deck with Synthetic Decking - Fine Homebuilding Magazine
My clients also wanted a deck that would withstand constant exposure to salt and the weather extremes of New England. Although we would use pressure-treated yellow pine for the framing material, we ruled out pressure-treated decking because it tends to crack and check after a few seasons. Wooden lumber would also have required steam-bending to fit the desired curves. Having had four years of experience building decks with wood-polymer composites, I suggested Trex decking (www.trex.com), which fit the bill perfectly.------------------------------------------- posted 10:28 AM :: reference link ::
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