DEAR TIM: Recently a deck collapsed near where I live, and people got seriously injured. The report blamed the failure on the use of nails that had corroded and couldn’t hold the weight. Could this be ...

Dear Pat: The last time I built my deck, I used nails, and now they look bad and many are loose. I am planning to redo the deck and some other outdoor projects. Should I use screws this time? — Ned B.

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Creating the perfect deck requires attention to detail, and the choice of decking screws is no exception. With an array of options on the market, ranging from coated to stainless steel, selecting the ...

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Yes, lumber treated with chromated copper arsenate (CCA)–used in deck construction for many years–is no longer being sold for residential use. And yes, alternative lumber products treated with ...

Has your deck seen better days? A complete deck rebuild is probably not necessary. Whether you have one bad deckboard to replace or many, the process is the same. We'll show you how on an old, ...

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Dear Pat: The last time I built my deck, I used nails, and now they look bad and many are loose. I am planning to redo the deck and some other outdoor projects. Should I use screws this time? -- Ned B ...