Hiding The Dek-Block® Piers

  • You can hide the front row of Dek-Block® piers by moving the piers and the outside support board 7-1/2" back toward the next row (6" if using 5/4" or composite decking). Add a new outside "facia" board that is the same length as the support board. Use 6" - 2"x6" boards to connect the facia to the support board.
  • Add a Facia Board to Your Deck

    How to hide the Dek-Block® piers by adding a fascia board

    You can hide the front row of Dek-Block® piers by moving the piers and the outside support board 7-1/2" back toward the next row (6" if using 5/4" or composite decking). Add a new outside "facia" board that is the same length as the support board. Use 6" - 2"x6" boards to connect the facia to the support board.

    Remember, you will need to add one additional support board and the material for the blocking to your material list.

     

     

      

    Installing a Fascia Board

     

    Attaching Blocking Boards

     

    Landscaping

    Landscaping:

    Adding small shrubs, bushes or flowers around the perimeter of the deck is a nice touch when trying to hide the piers. It will also eliminate the need for trimming grass around the deck's edge.

    Begin with removing the top layer of grass. Place stone, plastic or cement edging around the outside of the area. Next, apply a landscaping fabric over the exposed surface. Then place the plantings around the deck and finish with a mulch.

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