May/June 2008
by Mark Clement
More colors, textures, and materials mean more opportunities for you to close the deal.
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What's New in Decking More colors, textures, and materials mean more opportunities for you to close the deal by Mark Clement I remember when there were roughly a billion fewer choices of deck boards and railing systems. The first decks I worked on as a carpenter's helper weren't even made of treated lumber - they were 2x6 SPF. (I'm sure they're mulch by now.) A few years passed and I graduated to ocean-dock building for very high-end customers. On their stratospherically expensive home sites it was "all pressure-treated all the time." And you'll love this: We hand-nailed and carriage-bolted it
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