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DIY & Home Improvement

Warpy

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1. Not really if it's an engineering problem

Reply to SHRED (Original post)

Thu Oct 16, 2014, 07:11 PM

Oct 2014

and your house looks like it's going to present an engineering problem.

It's a pretty big deck and it's going to have to support a lot of weight.

One thing, have you considered what it's going to do with the amount of light coming into the house below it? A big deck is a far cry from a small balcony.

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Second story deck rebuild *update* [View all] SHRED Oct 2014 OP

Not really if it's an engineering problem Warpy Oct 2014 #1

I should think your builder friend knows what contractor rates are Wash. state Desk Jet Oct 2014 #2

Depends on the materials pscot Oct 2014 #3

Where I might go with this SHRED Oct 2014 #4

Ok, let me ask you this Wash. state Desk Jet Oct 2014 #5

Thanks SHRED Oct 2014 #6

I rather suspect you will enjoy the experience yourself ! Wash. state Desk Jet Oct 2014 #7