You should follow the MFG for gaping guidelines as your first rule. You can go to
the website of the MFG and usually get the installation instructions.
If you don't like the gap, you can go with vinyl, most inter connect and are not gaped and aslo have a water channel. But its a lot more money for this. On the other hand,they take more abuse, don't fade, and last longer.
They should all have the same gap, 1/4, or 1/8, same all gap between parallel boards.
This gives the even appearance, if not, the boards that are butted stand out.
When doing designs, 45deg can meet. This is just how I have done all my compost decks.
TiteBond ll will hold two boards together best. Clamp your joint and leave clamp on for 6 hours.
Assuming you are laying the boards flat, you will need 137 boards if you leave no gaps between them.
they left there skateboards and surf boards because the surf was not narly
Is it necessary to leave the Number Lock key On all the time
Not only is it necessary, it is not advised.
Ouija boards get the player in contact with evil spirits. That is why.
Yes. Generally, in a joint tenancy with the right of survivorship, the surviving joint tenant owns the property and can leave it to her heir(s) by her will.
Depends on if you have renter's insurance or not.
To achieve a faultless finish on your new deck, be sure to stagger the joints when you install the deck boards. When nailing the deck boards on to the frame, be sure to leave even spacing between the boards. Most experts recommend 1/8 inch between two inch boards. To avoid measuring over and over, simply place a 16d nail between the boards to keep them in place and insure you have the right measurement.
No this is not necessary. Leave it in Drive.
Yellow carpenters glue, or Tite Bond 2 are both good for that. Leave joint clamped for 4 hours .
If you own property as a joint tenant with the right of survivorship, you cannot leave your share of that property to your heirs. It will pass automatically to the surviving joint tenant by operation of law.