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since September 2021
March
MarkL
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Re: How to build a low-level deck?

Outdoor
1 reply
March

Cheers, I have been looking into it and I do think the low level supports are the way to go, we want to use a composite product on the top, and there ...

MarkL
MarkL
Finding My Feet

Re: How to build a low-level deck?

Outdoor
March

YES, I do need to draw it out, it will be done in two stages with the smallest part first. I'll get it drawn up and we can go from there. I'm in no ru ...

MarkL
MarkL
Finding My Feet

How to build a low-level deck?

Outdoor
5 replies
March

I want to build a low Deck across my garden, will be on the substrate, can I lay straight on? Do I need to concrete posts in for framing or will it be ...

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Re: How to build a low-level deck?

Outdoor
1 reply
February

Hi @MarkL, Great to see you join in the discussion on the Bunnings Workshop community. We look forward to seeing your decking project come to life. ...

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Re: How to build a low-level deck?

Outdoor
2 replies
February

Hi @MarkL, It's always best to elevate a deck as it allows airflow under it and helps inhibit the early onset of decay. You could place your frame d ...

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MarkL
MarkL
Finding My Feet

Re: How to build a low-level deck?

Outdoor
1 reply
March

Cheers, I have been looking into it and I do think the low level supports are the way to go, we want to use a composite product on the top, and there ...

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