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Do I Need a Permit for a Ground-Level Deck? (20...
In many U.S. jurisdictions you may not need a building permit for a freestanding, ground-level deck that’s ≤ 30 inches above grade, ≤ 200 sq ft, and not attached to...
Do I Need a Permit for a Ground-Level Deck? (20...
In many U.S. jurisdictions you may not need a building permit for a freestanding, ground-level deck that’s ≤ 30 inches above grade, ≤ 200 sq ft, and not attached to...
Deck Stairs Rise/Run per Code — Calculator & Co...
For typical U.S. residential decks that follow the International Residential Code (IRC), the maximum riser height is 7 3⁄4 in (197 mm) and the minimum tread run (depth) is 10...
Deck Stairs Rise/Run per Code — Calculator & Co...
For typical U.S. residential decks that follow the International Residential Code (IRC), the maximum riser height is 7 3⁄4 in (197 mm) and the minimum tread run (depth) is 10...
What Deck Railing Height/Code Do I Need? (2025 ...
Most U.S. residential decks require a 36-inch railing height, while commercial and multi-family structures require 42 inches. Any deck 30 inches or more above grade must have a guardrail under...
What Deck Railing Height/Code Do I Need? (2025 ...
Most U.S. residential decks require a 36-inch railing height, while commercial and multi-family structures require 42 inches. Any deck 30 inches or more above grade must have a guardrail under...
Heat-resistant deck for desert climates?
The best deck surfaces for desert climates are light-colored porcelain / engineered stone pavers, mineral-based composite boards, and textured, light-finish aluminum decking. These materials resist high heat, UV, and warping...
Heat-resistant deck for desert climates?
The best deck surfaces for desert climates are light-colored porcelain / engineered stone pavers, mineral-based composite boards, and textured, light-finish aluminum decking. These materials resist high heat, UV, and warping...
What Deck Surface Is Best for Snow & Shoveling?...
For heavy snow and frequent shoveling, the top-performing deck surfaces are porcelain/engineered stone pavers, aluminum deck boards, and quality capped composites. They’re non-porous or low-absorption, resist freeze–thaw damage, tolerate pet-...
What Deck Surface Is Best for Snow & Shoveling?...
For heavy snow and frequent shoveling, the top-performing deck surfaces are porcelain/engineered stone pavers, aluminum deck boards, and quality capped composites. They’re non-porous or low-absorption, resist freeze–thaw damage, tolerate pet-...
Decks for Freeze–Thaw Climates: Salt-Safe Optio...
Yes—you can build decks that thrive in freeze–thaw climates and tolerate de-icing salts. The keys are non-porous or low-absorption surfaces (porcelain/engineered stone, aluminum, or capped composites), full drainage and ventilation,...
Decks for Freeze–Thaw Climates: Salt-Safe Optio...
Yes—you can build decks that thrive in freeze–thaw climates and tolerate de-icing salts. The keys are non-porous or low-absorption surfaces (porcelain/engineered stone, aluminum, or capped composites), full drainage and ventilation,...
