So what do you guys thing about using 7/8" cypress boards for my deck. I've come across some 1" (incredibly cheap) and by the time I plane it down....
7/8". 12" joists or 16" center to center? Thanks- posted
19 years ago
So what do you guys thing about using 7/8" cypress boards for my deck. I've come across some 1" (incredibly cheap) and by the time I plane it down....
7/8". 12" joists or 16" center to center? Thanks
It will make a very good deck. It will make some nice outdoor furniture and grill cart also.
The 7/8 will work quite well as long as there is enough of future gloat stuff to finish the job. As to the joist spacing, it depends upon your local building codes. My house had to be designed to withstand an 8.0 earthquake with a 4' snow load. I have tubatens on 12" centers with tubasix redwood decking. I thought, at the time, that it had to be an incredible over design, but looking at the weight of three feet of wet snow with more very wet snow coming down this morning, maybe it was OK. mahalo, jo4hn
Do you mean yellow cedar from the northwest. I could sure use a couple of those 16' ers to make accent strips for a cedar strip canoe I want to build. Nice score, sucks bigtime
Ken...... on the east coast
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