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That railing has to go.

Air gap behind backer board?

How long did it take?

I'm so glad i was smart and spent the extra money and bought Eon ( all plastic top of the line) back in 2003. A 20 footer was $33, today top of the line is about $115 a board. it's still the only way to go. Pressure washing and staining every 2 years sucks and end up costing more..I know a few people replacing their decking and the redo is very exspensive

joist tape... ...cheap and great

No matter what sealent or paint Ive used wood rots at a alarming pace, deck faces the north and in the shade all day and often stays damp. I want to build a deck with composit. At 2:57 why nail??? Square drive deck screws and a nice milwaukee or makita cordless screw gun would be easier and maybe faster. Deck turned out nice.👍

A lot of work but done incorrectly. People looking to do this please watch other videos so you dont make the same mistakes. Good luck to this man and his new deck.

where is hte tool / parts from ?

After spending the day in ER with my wife after being hit by a drunk driver, I realized a good majority of us will be victims of gravity. No one ever thinks that, as they toil away. Just reminded me when you "thanked" gravity for knocking the camera over. Thanks for the vid. Building a dock with composite starting today, and one day, replacing all my decking with composite.

Everyone that I see who is redoing their deck Do Not Wear Need Pads.

Joist tape!! If you’re going to install decking that has a 25 year warranty, you’ve got to protect the framing underneath, especially now that you have hundreds of holes from the old nails that were removed. The nail holes allow water to bypass the pressure treatment right into the heart of the joists. Butyl deck tape (Spax, Trex, Reeplar, Felizshop, etc.) helps your framing last as long as your decking. It also promotes sealing around new fasteners (just don’t overdrive into the concealed fastener clips). It’s also best to install the additional framing for the “picture frame” boards vertically with at least a 1/4” space between joists so you can tape the tops and promote drainage in between. Hope this helps you DIYers out there build a better deck that will last a good long time.

So now we own one of those.

i always envisioned them having more fur

Power tools are our friend. A nailer really speeds things up. Also, hire a haul away vendor. Where I live, he will do all the hard work of loading the container for a nominal fee.

Trex decking is deadly if you walk on it when snow or ice is on it.

why buying sunglasses you can wstch it without it total eclipse .morons

Nice you were able to leave it 16’’ and not move the joist to 12’’ ????

nicely done! you should use joist tape next time, it’ll stop water from getting into all the old nail holes and rotting out the wood another thing i did when i redid my deck was to dig under the rim joist that was in contact with the ground so there was a 3-4” gap then added about 2” of gravel. i know PT lumber is rated for ground contact, but all that wet soil will rot it out eventually

Do you have any specific part numbers for the captive nuts and the flare tool?

its 4 dimensional

That's really cool... or hot, either way people will enjoy stairing at it

you left out the good part, getting the stringers in place.

IT IS ALLLIIIIIIVE!!!!

Joist Tape

These stairs are directly touching the cement wall, wouldn’t it rot over time?

Perfect. I love that you left it open rather than building an enclosed area where children could get into mischief behind closed doors.

Thinking about doing this to my deck. My only question, wouldn't the joists have to be 12 inches apart in order to use composite? I was told it would otherwise start sagging shortly after we walk on it.

Great work!

Autotune jigsaw lol

The composite decking material looks great. However, I have seen carpenters protecting the deck foundation with butyl tape and/or other water protection coverings so that the structural lumber doesn't wetrot like the wood decking.

Nice job!! Installing a pellet stove this week. Thanks !!

Can you tell me about how much you spend on this size of deck? I plan to budget for my deck DIY and where do you get this board from?

It's a pleasure to watch a man work that knows what he's doing and is not trying to rip off somebody.

How old is this deck? I didn't see any rot on the joist and no joist tape added on it to prevent any rot.

A little voice might be helpful! I wished I worked that fast.

Hilarious filming. Thankyou 😅

Why are you using nails and not screws on the framing?

In Russia, the tape rolls you.

Great Idea! I'd love to do this with my MS250. At my volunteer organization, we have MS261, which have captive bar nuts, so I've been a bit spoiled. Where did you get the captive nuts and flare tool? I'd probably buy an aftermarket sprocket cover so I don't have to modify my original Stihl sprocket cover.

No good. Mine is worn out at the holes and tearing badly.

Nice job, looks great. I don't recall you mentioning, but what color(s) did you use? I'm looking into doing mine.

You cannot beat the those composite deck boards!😮 Glad I had them installed 5 years ago and went to big box store, the 16’ were around 3X the cost now! Ouch!

Can’t See what you’re doing🥲

👏👏👏👏👏👍🇧🇷🇧🇷

If at all possible never butt composite

Why add board behind tile and not direct to wall? Why apply adhesive to floor and then to tile?

Too dark can't see anything😮

Like laying floor vinyl, do you have to rip certain end boards to fit? Aww…never mind. I just saw where you cut the ends even and made a solid border. Nice!

How much does replacing old wood from an old deck with these trex board normally cost? average wise.

I'm sure this is a dumb question, but why isn't it an issue that the joists had nail holes from the original deck boards?