This multi level wood deck creates the perfect space for entertaining; having multiple levels on your deck is ideal for entertaining by creating different areas for different activities. We designed the deck rails with black round aluminum pickets to create a less obstructed view of the yard. This wood deck has plenty of space for fun activities with the family such as grilling and dining. This multi level wood deck was custom designed and built by West Chicago, IL deck designer, Archadeck of Chicagoland.

Gorgeous 4 level, 1650 square foot deck with roof line observation deck overlooking Grandfather Mountain. Premium oil based finished, custom handrails, and under deck roofing in between levels. Photography by Bernard Russo

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This gorgeous deck addition was built with low-maintenance TimberTech Legacy decking in the Pecan finish. The entire perimeter of the multi-level deck is finished with picture framing for a buttoned-up aesthetic. The Westbury bronze aluminum railings are the perfect complement to the pecan decking, and both the deck and railings are a great dark contrast to the home’s light siding, trim, and stone finishes. As you can see, the deck is spacious enough for seating, eating, and grilling…and that’s just on the lower level.

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This gorgeous deck addition was built with low-maintenance TimberTech Legacy decking in the Pecan finish. The entire perimeter of the multi-level deck is finished with picture framing for a buttoned-up aesthetic. The Westbury bronze aluminum railings are the perfect complement to the pecan decking, and both the deck and railings are a great dark contrast to the home’s light siding, trim, and stone finishes. As you can see, the deck is spacious enough for seating, eating, and grilling…and that’s just on the lower level.

This multi-level deck adds a beautiful living space on the upper level of this composite deck, with black railings and a pressure-treated pine pergola. Stairs go down to the flat deck, and a staircase goes down to the yard due to the steep slope of the yard.

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The upper 350 square foot upper deck
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This gorgeous deck addition was built with low-maintenance TimberTech Legacy decking in the Pecan finish. The entire perimeter of the multi-level deck is finished with picture framing for a buttoned-up aesthetic. The Westbury bronze aluminum railings are the perfect complement to the pecan decking, and both the deck and railings are a great dark contrast to the home’s light siding, trim, and stone finishes. As you can see, the deck is spacious enough for seating, eating, and grilling…and that’s just on the lower level.

This three-tier deck is many things to the lucky family in this suburban home. The top third level houses an outdoor grilling station and peripheral seating for up to six guests. The second level features a generous outdoor dining area with wrought iron table and table for four. Custom built in deck benches provide additional seating and sidebar access for dining convenience. Deck lights provide the slightest wash of warn LED outdoor light on the vertical wood posts which house the black iron rail posts. The bottom level is a fully protected rain deck, for when Mother Nature decides to temporarily interrupt their outdoor family fun.

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This custom designed two level deck features space for a BBQ just outside the sliding door and plenty of room for a family gathering on the lower deck. There is a door to access under the upper deck to store a lawn mower or other outdoor items. End caps on the deck hides the rough edges of the deck boards, providing a clean finish and all edges of railings and stairs are routered to prevent splintering.