Dimensions Guide

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First, Get Your Bearings
START YOUR JOURNEY START YOUR JOURNEYSTART YOUR JOURNEY START YOUR JOURNEY
Before taking on a big project — indoor, outdoor, or otherwise — it's
important that all your project’s details are demystified. Make sure
you’re familiar with the three key components of building a new deck —
and your journey will be a breeze.
For more information on how to get started building the deck of your
daydreams, visit TimberTech.com/design/start-your-journey.
Get the facts about modern
decking and railing materials
and an in-depth look at how
our products stack up against
traditional wood — and our
competitors.
From color and finish
options to curated product
combos, you can hand-pick
products to suit your unique
style or go with tried and
true selections.
Take the guesswork out of
budgeting and learn how
composite decking and railing
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OUTDOOR LIVING 101 DESIGN OPTIONS BUDGET PLANNING
Decking & Railing 101
Lean into the process and learn some outdoor living lingo, so you can
confidently choose the material that suits your lifestyle.
RISER
Boards
applied behind
each step
COLOR
VARIATION
Highlight and
lowlight coloring
in boards that
mimics real
wood
TOP RAIL
The uppermost
piece of rail that
connects the top
end of the infill
INFILL
Fits snuggly
between the top
and bottom rail
to fill the
inside area
CAPPED
DECKING
Surface layer
on boards that
protects against
stains, scratches,
and mold
LIGHTS
Ensure safety
while creating
ambiance along
your deck
and rail
FASCIA
Boards that
run around
the perimeter
of the deck
BOTTOM RAIL
The piece that
runs along the
rail at the bottom,
beneath the
infill
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FULL PROFILE
SQUARE SHOULDER
SCALLOPED PROFILE
GROOVED
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Board Profiles
Full profile boards are the standard, but we also oer scalloped
boards that use less material to keep the cost down.
Square shoulder boards allow for top down fastening,
while grooved boards allow for hidden fasteners.