3rd time lucky, George looking the goods

What a head f..k

yeah, the process takes a bit of getting used to, but once you do, it's liveable.

looks like a villa in bali

 

noice

Edited September 12, 20179 yr by Ford Freak

Hell yes looks great @Ford Freak summer wont be the same again.

 

Bring on Summer!!

Noice one George !

 

composite for days mate, ive got a new ( sub 5years now ) genuine hardwood deck and its a PITA as it need a fair amount of regular washing,pin punch nails home every so often and the dreaded re oiling .... Hate it

 

around water the composite will be king and handles the elements way better    

 

pool looks beautiful mate !!

Yeah, composite is pricier but I cbf maintaining it, got better things to do.

 

Just need to find a decent product and a retailer that doesn't want to retire off one sale.

Stick with hardwood, composites are hot to walk on. Use stainless steel decking screws and use two per board to keep them flat. Use decking oil as the other water repellant stuff can't be recoated that easy.

Hardwood gets hot too though, the new composites which are part hollow don't get as hot as the solid ones.

 

Also going a lighter colour helps but my main issue is maintaining it every 6-12 months.

 

I'm a lazy c..t

Anybody have an experience with Millboard Decking?

 

Supposed to be the bees knees

 

http://www.millboarddeck.com.au/enhanced-grain.html