Those wrapped beams with the folded corners look incredible. Please take through the steps to make one of the longer folded corners with the back side rabbeted to slide the fascia behind. I'm sure I'm not the only deck nerd that loves that stuff. 2P-10 for the win!
Good info. I wish you gave more finished images of the detail that you talk about. What are some ways to cover the edges of cut boards. We do not want to picture frame the deck because of extra materials and time. But we don’t want to see the cut edge as we come up the stairs as the top step any ideas would be helpful. We are using Timbertech Groved boards(Dark Roast) and white facia boards.
Those wrapped beams with the folded corners look incredible. Please take through the steps to make one of the longer folded corners with the back side rabbeted to slide the fascia behind. I'm sure I'm not the only deck nerd that loves that stuff. 2P-10 for the win!
Good info. I wish you gave more finished images of the detail that you talk about. What are some ways to cover the edges of cut boards. We do not want to picture frame the deck because of extra materials and time. But we don’t want to see the cut edge as we come up the stairs as the top step any ideas would be helpful. We are using Timbertech Groved boards(Dark Roast) and white facia boards.
Are you fully butt joining the deck board on the beam wrap to the fascia board or are you leaving a small seam like a 1/16”?
What do you think of doing the folded corners then... butting the fascia to it? Less bulky?
That looks mint
Whats the span between posts on that beam?
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Why stop there? go ahead and do the posts too while you're at it
Not sure how you guys sell customers these decks. That wrap alone is more than most peoples budget. They are insanely overpriced.