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15 Gorgeous Deck and Patio Ideas You Can DIY Family Handyman Updated: Jul. 07, 2023 Stop dreaming about your perfect deck or patio and start planning. Take a look at some of our favorite projects, and then build one (or more!) in your backyard. Our editors and experts handpick every product we feature. We may earn a commission from your purchases.
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The second annual fully-interactive digital edition of Deck Specialist magazine has been released by 526 Media Group. F eaturing colorful images, informative articles, and entertaining videos, Decks 2023 is bursting with unique ideas to inspire your next outdoor living project.
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Professional Deck Builder Magazine Current Issue October 2017 In this issue: Durable Deck Details — Under-Deck Drainage — Upgrading a Cable Railing
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Design Maximize Your Backyard Space With 10 Deck and Patio Combo Ideas Some designers attempt the challenging design feat of incorporating both a deck AND a patio into their backyards — these tips help readers find creative ways to include the two…
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Mike Berner Updated: Jun. 29, 2023 Family Handyman editor Mike Berner walks you through the process of building a deck from concept to finishing touches. Deck building is one of my favorite DIY projects. But whenever I start planning one, I'm reminded of the head-scratching work required before I can start swinging a hammer.
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The traditional way most builders go about building a deck is to randomly stagger joints. The result is that end-to-end deck boards share the 1-1/2-in. thickness of each joist. That can cause problems, especially with wood decks. With only 3/4-in. of nailing surface, fasteners will cause ends to split.
