Finished Decks First deck
Taking this Labor Day to show my progress on my first full deck. I’ve done a resurface before but never anything to this scale. 11 months since breaking ground. Did not progress much over winter time. Couple spots to touch up yet.
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u/Low_Dragonfly9123 22h ago
No chimney on the fireplace?
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u/bwis085 22h ago
It’s ventless gas
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u/asoursk1ttle 20h ago
I don’t believe you did this. Come build my deck to prove it
Looks great
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u/bwis085 20h ago
I did have a buddy with a skid steer with 24” auger for the holes and some extra hands flipping the roof post up. Everything else was myself
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u/Right_Focus4567 21h ago
Looks amazing! The only thing that caught my attention was the knee bracing. I’m working on that right now on my deck. I think I’m going to lag bolt into the bottom of the beam and side of the post
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u/Toiletwine 21h ago
I am planning my first project an I'm curious about a couple of things.
What prompted you to leave a gap to make the screen porch seperate from the house? Did this count as an "out building or accessory building" since you left the gap? How was it navigating the permits for this build?
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u/CurbPourPoet 19h ago
for a first full build, this is seriously ambitious. the screened section, stair layout, and railing lines all came together really clean
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u/Timely-Profile1865 19h ago
That is a real beauty, you will have a lot of great times on that deck.
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u/dcbrnc 18h ago
Looks sweet! Did you split your joists on that middle beam or did you span all the way? Not criticizing, I’m about to build one the same style
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u/bwis085 18h ago
2x10 joist 12” spacing split on center beam which is a 3 ply 2x12 with all joints landing on post.
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u/dcbrnc 18h ago
Damn right, what’s your 2x10s spanning each way? Did you fasten the joists together at their passing and only hurricane tie one side?
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u/Ambitious_Dealer_425 22h ago
Looks amazing! Might be cool to install V-groove planks on the ceiling.