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In this guide, you'll learn everything you need to know about building a raised concrete deck, the various materials and techniques.
Building a deck can transform your outdoor living space, and provide a brand new environment for relaxation and entertainment. With the right tools and some do-it-yourself grit, you can complete this construction yourself.
But it can be covered up — and here, I'll show you how. Read on for expert tips on building a deck over concrete from two industry pros, Paul Ricalde from Paul's Toolbox and Sean Collinsgru from Premier Outdoor Living.
Creating a wonderful deck on top of a concrete foundation is easier than you might think! Follow the steps and advice above and you‘ll have a gorgeous, functional outdoor living space before you know it.
Concrete patios are classic and versatile. Here are some concrete patio ideas in a range of styles and sizes to inspire your outdoor space renovation.
Learn how to size, layout, dig, form, and pour concrete to build a simple but sturdy deck foundation. Synopsis: Build your deck on concrete piers, and you’ll have a solid foundation that won’t heave or twist as a result of frost or poor soil bearing capacity.
A concrete deck footing is the foundation of the deck and supports its structure by keeping it stable and bearing and transferring the weight to the ground. These footings are typically built below the frost line for additional support during freeze-thaw cycles.
Explore creative concrete patio ideas for your dream backyard. Discover how concrete offers endless design possibilities, durability, and low maintenance.
Whether you have a large patio with a beautiful pergola or you're trying to make the most of a small outdoor space, we'll show you how to add function and style. Use these ideas for patio curtains, modern fire pits, and outdoor rugs to turn your concrete patio into the perfect hangout spot.
This guide covers how to build a raised deck or elevated deck. In many areas, an elevated deck is defined as one that is higher than inches above the ground and is attached to the house. Raised decks require a railing around the perimeter, and they require a building permit.