For a durable wooden decking made from local materials, you can find the company "Dauerholz" online.
The wood is said to be impregnated with stearin (?) – which makes it last longer.
There are some negative reviews in other forums, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the material is no good. I would appreciate any methods to extend the lifespan of local woods.
Does anyone know this … or an alternative? (I am concerned about environmental sustainability)
The wood is said to be impregnated with stearin (?) – which makes it last longer.
There are some negative reviews in other forums, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the material is no good. I would appreciate any methods to extend the lifespan of local woods.
Does anyone know this … or an alternative? (I am concerned about environmental sustainability)
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nordanney8 Feb 2021 14:07manohara schrieb:
I think thick stainless steel washers would look best. Maybe I can glue them in place over the pre-drilled holes before laying the wood...? A batten frame is installed on the steel structure, with the wood laid on top (the battens can be placed on rubber pads. Of course, the battens need to be screwed together to prevent shifting). Additional spacers are placed under the decking boards to keep the boards from sitting in moisture. You can look this up online.
All other options are unprofessional. Cardboard is a complete waste; you'll just watch it rot.
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