deck “skirting” ideas!
M Zab
2 years ago
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Installing Deck Skirting
Comments (6)I believe I follow your situation but, yes, a photo would clear matters for me. If I understand correctly, your posts sit proud (in front of) the deck skirting. Probably the easiest solution is to build framing to fit between each post, then attach the lattice and install. I took a slightly different approach for ours as the construction is different by attaching the framing to the post face whereas you will need to do so from the back. Lattice is not sufficiently sturdy to install without a frame and cutting it can be a challenge too, that's why I built what you see here....See MoreDeck Skirting and Proper Ventilation
Comments (3)How about solid panels set 6" above the ground? That allows air flow, blocks the sun to minimize plant growth, also allows water runoff paths(rain/splashes), and weed edgers room to work without damaging the structure. Not a fan of wood in contact with the ground, especially plywood. Even railroad ties eventually rot....See MoreNeed help with exterior. Deck color? Skirting? Remove shutters?.
Comments (2)I like a no nonsense approach so I would recommend removing all of the shutters. There's a lot of contrast between the dark brown shutters and the white trim. Once those are removed, I don't think the white will stand out so much and your railing will blend in better. The decorative things next to the posts don't 'fit' your house so I would remove those. The posts are undersized so as budget allows, I would replace those at least one size up. It doesn't appear that all posts are painted white. If not, that should be done too. Is appears there are 2 front doors; is the house a duplex? Can one of the doors be exchanged so as to match the other? Good luck with your updates! BTW I just ran across your post, not sure where it's been hiding these last few days. Perhaps others will see it now since I've posted on it....See MoreTrex decking and skirting options
Comments (10)Same way as the sample that houssaon provided. You don't want to mix wood with composite deck structure it will look out of place. You can also use lattice with 1.5" reveal Example Here, you can use Trex Decking material Example Here. You will also have to recut new stair stringers, and most likely add additional 2 stringers (depending on the width of the stair) to break up the span, composite should have stringers spaced 12" on center.Example Here...See MoreRachel Lee
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