Deck Refreshers
Our friends over at This Old House have a handy article that goes hand-in-hand with Schutte Lumber. After you’ve gotten everything just right, you want to be sure you protect your investment by sealing the wood. But even then, after enough time and rain, there will come a time when you have to refinished and reseal it. Go check out some of their tips, and let us know what you think.
We can't provide this view, but if you protect the decking, it will last longer.
Do you have any tips of your own you’d like to share?
By Jaime Tamsin
On Decks: Choosing Your Wood Wisely
In the Midwest, harsh winters and extreme temperatures mean our porches and decks can take quite a beating. This means taking extra care to make sure the materials used are extra tough—without sacrificing aesthetics.
In our showroom, contractors and do-it-yourselfers alike can find solutions to maximize the potential of outdoor living spaces, including decking woods, railings, stains, fencing and more.
So as you settle in for a long winter’s rest, here’s a little primer from our friends at Kansas City Homes & Gardens (kchandg.com) on some of the most popular (and sustainable!) decking options out there—from mahogany and redwood to cedar or pressure-treated wood.