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25 to 30 years Composite decks have a lifespan of at least 25 to 30 years — and their manufacturers have warranties to match. At Keystone Custom Decks, we primarily build using Trex and TimberTech composite decking products.
Walk the perimeter of your shed and look for any holes or cracks. You want to seal any that are larger than the size of a dime, as most mice will...
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A barndominium, also known as a barndo, is an open concept steel building with large square footage that combines living space and a working area....
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An outdoor living space, specifically one built around a composite deck, is an investment. When you make an investment like that, you want to make sure your space looks immaculate and performs for decades. That’s one of the main advantages of our preferred composite material: the average composite deck lifespan is at least 25 to 30 years, and can span even longer. At Keystone Custom Decks, we build using Trex and TimberTech composite decking, both of which are known for their gorgeous styles and long lifespans. When homeowners ask us how long do composite decks last, we start with the minimum 25 to 30 year span covered by the warranty — but we also let them know that composite decks can last far longer. Learn more about the science that contributes to the outstanding composite deck lifespan, the strengths of composite decks, and the warranties that back these luxury products.
The bottom line is the perfumes in this soap tell mice, rats, chipmunks, and other critters to stay clear. Irish Spring comes in different scents...
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Also, be aware that simply setting posts in concrete will not prevent rot. The wood won't be in contact with the ground, but moisture is absorbed...
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These homes are entirely safe for several reasons. Firstly, prefab homes are constructed as per the building codes and regulations. And throughout...
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Does composting toilets smell bad? When people consider the new idea of compost toilets, they assume the toilet would stink up the house. They...
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The simple answer is the shepherd's hut itself doesn't need planning permission, it's what you are doing with it that may do. Is a shepherd's hut...
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Now, another hybrid has arrived on the scene—the shome, or shed-meets-home—and it's taking the she-shed to a whole new level. Rather than tricked-...
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