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		<pubDate>Thu, 25 Feb 2010 03:03:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you are thinking of constructing a patio deck, you will want to look over the types of decking boards that are available. The materials available for building a deck are more varied than they were a few years ago. <a href="http://deckingboards.net/decking-boards/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
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</div>If you are thinking of constructing a patio deck, you will want to look over the types of <a href="http://deckingboards.net "title="decking boards" >decking boards</a> that are available. The materials available for building a deck are more varied than they were a few years ago. The technology of creating synthetic materials has made the use of plastic or manmade materials popular for decks. You also have the choice of using composite <a href="http://deckingboards.net "title="decking board" >decking board</a>s, which is a combination of wood and plastic used in the creation of the boards. This makes the boards more durable then just using wood alone.</p>
<p>Of course, you can still choose to use wood materials for your deck such as <a href="http://deckingboards.net/cedar-deck-boards/ "title="cedar deck boards" >cedar deck boards</a> or redwood. However, if you’re not going to use a composite deck board you will need to use some type of surface coating to help protect your wood deck. You can also choose plastic <a href="http://deckingboards.net/decking-boards/ "title="deck boards" >deck boards</a> that are only made of synthetic materials. These boards will hold up over time and does not weather like traditional wood boards do. One type of plastic decking boards is the trex deck boards. The line of boards available from Trex, come in a wide assortment of grains and colors.</p>
<p>The style of deck board you choose should blend in with the design of your home’s exterior. If you want the deck to look professionally designed you will want to match the color of the decking boards with the color of the exterior of your home. You can always choose to use a fun <a href="http://customhomesandremodeling.net/patio/deck-design/" target="_blank">deck design</a> and choose a color that is in contrast with what your home is. You can coordinate the deck to match the surrounding lawn area as well. By choosing to use a composite deck board or an all plastic deck board you will greatly reduce the amount of upkeep the deck will need.</p>
<p>In addition to choosing the color and style of decking boards you want to use, you will also need to choose if you want the deck professionally installed. You can choose to do-it-yourself by purchasing a deck kit. The decking board prices will vary depending on the type of material you choose to use. It is possible to find <a href="http://deckingboards.net/finding-cheap-decking-boards/ "title="cheap decking boards" >cheap decking boards</a> for a do-it-yourself project, but you should make sure they are good quality. If you use inferior quality deck boards, your deck will not only look bad, it probably won’t hold up very well either.<br />
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		<title>Composite Decking Boards, Helping to Recycle Plastic and Fiber for Building Purposes</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 25 Feb 2010 03:02:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Recycling plastic is a big deal these days. If you are planning to redo your present deck, you are probably considering the cost VS value of composite decking boards. Using composite deck boards not only recycles waste plastic to a new use, but waste wood materials also. <a href="http://deckingboards.net/composite-decking-boards/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
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</div>Recycling plastic is a big deal these days. If you are planning to redo your present deck, you are probably considering the cost VS value of composite <a href="http://deckingboards.net "title="decking boards" >decking boards</a>. Using composite <a href="http://deckingboards.net/decking-boards/ "title="deck boards" >deck boards</a> not only recycles waste plastic to a new use, but waste wood materials also. If you are going to build a new deck, it is because you need a place to unwind and drink in natural elements and a deck adds value to a home. Why not help mother earth and make that deck from composite deck boards that contain no toxic chemicals?</p>
<p>There are other incentives besides environmentalism. Composite deck boards last longer than treated wood. They are much easier to maintain. No painting, or waterproofing needed. Lacking maintenance, treated wood can rot or warp. These issues are minimal with composite <a href="http://deckingboards.net "title="decking board" >decking board</a>s. Termites cannot stomach composite deck boards.</p>
<p>Pressure treated lumber has a lifespan of 5-10 years, depending on the environment. Tropical wood decking boards are durable, but have the aura of decimating tropical forests and killing innocent endangered wildlife. Red <a href="http://deckingboards.net/cedar-deck-boards/ "title="cedar deck boards" >cedar deck boards</a> are durable if they are well maintained. A composite deck board is durable without maintenance.</p>
<p>The quality of the plastic included in construction of plastic decking boards contributes significantly to the durability of the item, and should be thoroughly researched for the plastic deck board you install. Composite deck boards with a polypropylene-base are considered to be stronger than those using PVC, but those with PVC are more flexible. Decking board prices are determined by the quality of materials used as well as the cost of production. As for <a href="http://deckingboards.net/finding-cheap-decking-boards/ "title="cheap decking boards" >cheap decking boards</a>, well, that would be treated lumber with its toxic chemicals. Quality deck boards made from composite materials will pay for themselves shortly in the savings from low maintenance.</p>
<p><a href="http://deckingboards.net/composite-decking-boards/ "title="composite decking boards" >Composite decking boards</a> come in a wide variety of colors (all have a relatively low fade by 6 months after exposure to sun) and a variety of non slide or smooth surfaces. Tiles are available in wood grain look composite material for decking. Do not expect the wood grain to be very natural, although this is probably the next step in plastic deck board design. It is somewhat like wood grain, but of a uniform color, which is the same from top to bottom of the board.</p>
<p>With the growing demand for composite decking boards, the business has become very competitive. Older companies such as Trex may be a household name, but they have some serious competition. Entrepreneurs are scrambling to engineer and market an ever more durable and cost effective product.</p>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 25 Feb 2010 03:01:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Are you looking to build a deck for your home? If so, you may be wondering what decking boards and other options you have available to you. With the massive amount of customization, the style and size of deck you build really depends on the size of your yard and your tastes. <a href="http://deckingboards.net/finding-cheap-decking-boards/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><!-- WSA: ad in context TopPost not shown: too many ads -->Are you looking to build a deck for your home? If so, you may be wondering what <a href="http://deckingboards.net "title="decking boards" >decking boards</a> and other options you have available to you. With the massive amount of customization, the style and size of deck you build really depends on the size of your yard and your tastes. <a href="http://deckingboards.net "title="decking board" >Decking board</a>s are cut from many different styles of wood, from oak and pine to dark woods like walnut and even cedar. Choosing a decking board to suit your needs should depend on what you want to spend, as some woods are inherently more expensive than others.</p>
<p><a href="http://deckingboards.net/finding-cheap-decking-boards/ "title="cheap decking boards" >Cheap decking boards</a> tend to be those that are built from pine or ash. This is because pine grows quickly and is a pretty standard wood. However, it needs to be treated nearly as quickly as you can get it laid down, as it is extremely susceptible to weather and termite infestations. This is because pine decking board is known as a soft wood. That is also the reason pine makes cheap decking boards, because it requires so much care and attention after you get it installed, and because it is plentiful.</p>
<p>For a more custom deck with a harder wood that does not require quite as much attention, you might want to consider <a href="http://deckingboards.net/cedar-deck-boards/ "title="cedar deck boards" >cedar deck boards</a>. Cedar is a great wood for decks because it is used to getting wet. While this does not mean you will not have to treat it to keep it looking nice, it does stand up better in the weather than your standard deck board. Because of this, it is also very expensive. Cedar must be harvested from swampy areas like Louisiana and Florida, which means loggers have to get into the swamps in dangerous areas to get this wood. That is why it is so expensive.</p>
<p>If you want a deck that looks like wood but does not require the maintenance of wood, then you might want to consider plastic <a href="http://deckingboards.net/decking-boards/ "title="deck boards" >deck boards</a>. There are plastic deck boards that look and feel exactly like wood, but they are made from plastic. This creates the illusion of having wood without all of the extra cost and care. Plastic decking boards still require care in that they must be cleaned and taken care of, but you won&#8217;t have to worry about termites and other pests possibly ruining your deck, and it won&#8217;t warp in the rain and sun like wood will, which makes it superior to wood, if a bit more expensive.<br />
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		<pubDate>Thu, 25 Feb 2010 03:00:23 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><!-- WSA: ad in context TopPost not shown: too many ads -->Having a deck in front of your house is a great alternative to having a patio. They are much cheaper and easy to build and maintain. They can also boost the value of your property and improve the way the property looks. Many decks are made out of wood, but other modern materials are used as well.</p>
<p>When building a deck, you’ll need to be sure that you choose materials that will both look good in your property and last a long time. You may want to buy cheap <a href="http://deckingboards.net "title="decking boards" >decking boards</a>, but they will last a lot less time and in the end, you will be wasting your money. Low quality <a href="http://deckingboards.net/decking-boards/ "title="deck boards" >deck boards</a> can rot quite easily and they usually are not as strong as good quality wood and as a result, they bend and warp out of shape, making the deck look bad. Some <a href="http://deckingboards.net "title="decking board" >decking board</a> prices may be fairly high, but these are made from generally high quality wood that has been made to last for a long time.</p>
<p><a href="http://deckingboards.net/cedar-deck-boards/ "title="cedar deck boards" >Cedar deck boards</a> looks good and it is quite durable as well. Cedar decks give a really natural wood look to the deck, but the downsides are that they are quite expensive and vulnerable to stains. Teak wood is also an excellent choice for deck boards, they are very resistant to the elements and stains, and if properly protected can last for many years.</p>
<p>Although <a href="http://deckingboards.net/composite-decking-boards/ "title="composite decking boards" >composite decking boards</a> look great, they can be fairly expensive to install, and natural wood will always eventually rot. Many people also use substitute materials for decks as well, one of these is Trex deck boards. Trex boards are completely immune to any type of rotting or splintering, the wood has been treated to both look good and be extremely durable. Plastic deck boards are also popular; they are much cheaper than high quality wood, and will never rot. A couple downsides about plastic decking boards are that over time they can become discolored and brittle which may cause them to crack.</p>
<p>No matter what type of material your decking boards are made from, you should always build your deck at a very slight angle so any rainfall or liquid can run off the deck. If the boards tend to dip in the middle then water will just sit on your deck, and even the highest quality woods will eventually rot if they are continually soaking in water.<br />
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		<description><![CDATA[Cedar deck boards are absolutely gorgeous. However, in 2010, are there products that look almost as good but last longer and require less maintenance? Cedar is a great wood for decking boards, very hardy and with a finish it is has a formidable barrier. <a href="http://deckingboards.net/cedar-deck-boards/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><!-- WSA: ad in context TopPost not shown: too many ads --><a href="http://deckingboards.net/cedar-deck-boards/ "title="cedar deck boards" >Cedar deck boards</a> are absolutely gorgeous. However, in 2010, are there products that look almost as good but last longer and require less maintenance? Cedar is a great wood for <a href="http://deckingboards.net "title="decking boards" >decking boards</a>, very hardy and with a finish it is has a formidable barrier. A water-repellent sealant, a preservative, is what cedar soaks up and loves but is must be applied by hand on the <a href="http://deckingboards.net/decking-boards/ "title="deck boards" >deck boards</a>. There is an oil-based stain that is almost as good on cedar. Both of these solutions protect against water absorption from their <a href="http://deckingboards.net "title="decking board" >decking board</a>.</p>
<p>Trex deck boards have been around for about a decade now. It is made out of a wood-polymer hybrid combination and it has proven itself in all different types of environments. Unlike cedar deck boards, which are 100 percent wood, Trex is just 50 percent wood deck board according to its weight. What is special about this is that it is a green product, it is not <a href="http://deckingboards.net/finding-cheap-decking-boards/ "title="cheap decking boards" >cheap decking boards</a> and what makes Trex environmentally sound is that is maintains the same plastic bags that you see at stores. These bags are on their second go round; they have been recycled so they are not overwhelming our landfills. This is ingenious. This is why there is little maintenance because half of Trex is comprised of plastic decking boards. The decking boards of Trex require no sealant whatsoever, no weatherproofing, which is just spectacular. Trex never cracks or breaks apart, no splinters either. Termites really cannot tear it up, moisture is never really a concern and you do not have to worry about breaking your wrist or tail bone via slipping since Trex decking boards can grip your shoes pretty well.</p>
<p>Composite deck boards are competitive with Trex in that they require little maintenance. They will never warp but they are a little tedious to install. There are not any necessary reasons to lay down a layer of sealant either. <a href="http://deckingboards.net/composite-decking-boards/ "title="composite decking boards" >Composite decking boards</a> are not too expensive, about the same price as Cedar, around $20 per sq. foot. Vinyl decking is around $16 per sq. foot. Tropical hardwoods are pretty pricy at around $23 per sq. foot, which could be the highest in decking board prices. So, since composite deck board requires little maintenance, it may be the superior choice compared to Cedar. </p>
<p>Trex may have met its match as well as cedar deck boards. The party does not last indefinitely. This is not plastic deck boards but it is not cedar either. It is called fiberglass reinforced plastic or FRP. It looks great and lasts longer than anything on the market. This could be the future of decking, but will the wood purists ever switch over? Can it match Trex’s hybrid system and innovative green aspect?<br />
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