Concrete overlay made to look like wood decking.
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Concrete overlay made to look like wood decking.
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This custom composite deck on Cat Mountain offers incredible views from every angle. Designed & built by Jim Odom at Archadeck Austin. Photo Credit: Kristian Alveo & TimberTown

Wit McKay
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Ipe hardwood and polished stainless steel spreader posts were used in combination to create larger viewing windows on this deck railing. 4x4 hardwood posts were skirted with Ipe 1x3 and stainless steel wires were used for railing infill. Ipe hardwood plugs conceal all fasteners and protect them from the elements Photo by Sherritt

Steve Kirk
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Large trendy backyard deck photo in Portland with no cover

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These valuable properties, combined with its stylish look and design, and an affordable price, make Ipe the most widely used decking material in the world.