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Just curious as to your reasons for going with a stell and cememt deck? Was it for low maintenance? Have you figured your costs over going with something more traditional and possibly using composite decking? You definately won't have any weight capacity issues. Best of luck on the remainder of the installation.-Law Dawg
How will the guys access the spa to service it?
Hey....quick.....quick....before the concrete dries...stamp it and stain it....it adds very little to cost and makes a major look difference.(btw...with or without stamping...it looks like a solid great deck you'll enjoy for years!)
ZZ, you must be an iron worker/ Steel worker .
QuoteZZ, you must be an iron worker/ Steel worker . BonibelleNo I am not a steel worker, however it sure helps to have very good friends who are in the steel fabrication business. Thanks Maria and Jean Paul!Whenever the rest of our 30 x 12 ft deck on the same level needs replacing I plan to use Steel Q deck and pour cement as well, as it is waterproof and maintenance free.Regards Zz