member, 10” moulding underneath, as a fascia. This aids in covering up the bolts and gives each deck a finished crown moulding look, almost like the inside of your home.” They then add moulding around the entire deck to add to that look of sophistication. On all of the decks they build, Waring installs similar hardware homeowners would use inside their house, such as bronze hardware to attach the handrails or grab bars. They use pressure treated wood railings


occasionally, but prefer white or colored PVC railing. The PVC railing has aluminum inside and the aluminum stiffeners keep the railings from sagging. Wood railings are made in the workshop in sections, then carried to the jobsite and installed. “You will see no screws in our installed railings or top rails,” remarked Waring. “It just looks so much more attractive when the hardware is hidden.” They also router all of the handrails, grab bars and top rails, just like the flooring. The top edges and all corners are rounded and sanded. The same is done to any wooden bench seats that are installed as well.


The Deck Division also installs post caps on each deck they complete.


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