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If required & I get it, your on my list
From what I have seen (I will find out more next week) they use the Heat Treated Wood (Wolmanized?) that doesn't require it
If required & I get it, your on my list
From what I have seen (I will find out more next week) they use the Heat Treated Wood (Wolmanized?) that doesn't require it
I kind of figured as much but figured I would throw it out there anyways.
Finished - you have to love it when the inspector gets out of the vehicle with a stack of red tags & then complains that your no fun because she couldn't use a single one of them.
Looks good, I hope you flashed the new deck, better then the old one.
It is unfortunately, no longer a surprise to find that kind of damage behind unflashed ledger boards. We will finally start working on a deck that we have spent the last 2 weeks repairing damage from the first one. Think 8x10 beam, holding up part of the 2nd story, rotten for 3' from one bearing end.
Looks good, I hope you flashed the new deck, better then the old one.
It is unfortunately, no longer a surprise to find that kind of damage behind unflashed ledger boards. We will finally start working on a deck that we have spent the last 2 weeks repairing damage from the first one. Think 8x10 beam, holding up part of the 2nd story, rotten for 3' from one bearing end.
Thanks - does this count as flashed properly? Sorry to hear about yours