First, buy some extra liability insurance. Second, consider some nice steps leading down to a ground level patio. Third, hire your brother-in-law to do the job. Fourth, do it the right way, with the best grade of materials you can afford. I hope you enjoyed my joke. I’ve been waiting on a chance like this for weeks. 😇
I've researched countless pages and similar layouts to my deck but there isn't a proper video or relevant information to reference. My deck sits low at about 3-4 ft f...
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I was wondering if anyone had any ideas if you can't afford to build a roof over your deck what else would work? We live in missouri so we get all 4 seasons any help ...
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https://www.doityourself.com/stry/build-a-cheap-deck-3-ways-to-save
Pallets
If looks aren't too much of an issue one sheet of 3/4" plywood would make a top, legs and a solid piece along the back.
Here are some cool links!
http://blog.homedepot.com/how-to-build-a-diy-deck-on-a-budget/
https://www.doityourself.com/stry/build-a-cheap-deck-3-ways-to-save
http://homesthetics.net/19-stunning-low-budget-floating-deck-ideas-home/
Make sure to follow local building codes and pull a permit if required.
First, buy some extra liability insurance. Second, consider some nice steps leading down to a ground level patio. Third, hire your brother-in-law to do the job. Fourth, do it the right way, with the best grade of materials you can afford. I hope you enjoyed my joke. I’ve been waiting on a chance like this for weeks. 😇