Help with deck trim

3 years ago

Hello! We recently completed a project where we had to reinforce our upper level of our deck & roof with a steel I-beam and posts. We just covered the steel with a white wood grain pvc product. Because of the size of the beam, as well as some goofiness with the posts not being placed the same distance from the outer sides, we basically just covered and evened the beam and posts with the pvc.

Now we need to figure out some sort of trim to add to make it looked finished. Do any of you have ideas/pictures of how we might do this the best way possible?

Thanks!

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J
Original Author
3 years ago
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btydrvn
3 years ago
Maybe a little kick trim at the base of the uprights…maybe a tiny moulding at the top ….to disguise the edge of flooring?…i might also want to add something to address the drop off when exiting the sliding doors?..as there may even be a safety issue there …if someone steps out without noticing the drop off..another idea many people like is install built-in bench seating, with cushions on top…on each side of doorway…with lift tops or fronts…these make ideal handy storage for pool stuff..and all the outdoor things you don’t want to store elsewhere in the winter or when you entertain…
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millworkman
3 years ago