Installation Guide

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Make two parallel cuts down the center of the board to be replaced, then remove the
center piece.
Using a small pry bar, remove the remaining pieces of decking from the tabs.
Using a reciprocating saw, remove the tabs on the side of the board with the screw heads showing.
Position new board into place, and carefully drive onto remaining tabs.
Once the board is set into position, secure the loose edges with L-Bracket, Cortex, stainless steel, or
high-quality coated deck screws.
HOW TO: REPLACE A PLANK
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When the deck is located in a
corner of the house, start with
small triangular piece of decking in
the corner and work your way out.
Offset the center 1/2” towards the
long point of the joist, so screw will
not exit the side of the joist when
driven.
HOW TO: INSTALL ON DIAGONAL
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Create a 2” long groove on the
edge of the plank at every joist.
Use TimberTech’s CONCEALoc
Groove Cutting Router Bit or a
Freud model #56-112 or Bosch
model #85610M 1/4” slot
cutting bit.
Flip the plank over and start the
groove 3/8” off the bottom of
the plank.
Set the depth of the cut from
7/16” to 1/2”deep.
Note: Be sure to ID the side of the plank that has the directional notch; the
planks with IDs should be installed to the same side. See Directional Notch
on page 5.
HOW TO: USE CONCEALoc WITH
SQUARE SHOULDERED PLANKS
CONCEALoc
®
Hidden Fastener
3/8”
3/8” Depth
1/4”
2”
Incorrect Correct: Shift over 1/2”