45 Degree Decking


This a composite deck with the boards laid at a 45 degree angle. We also built a vaulted deck cover with knotty pine tongue and groove ceiling and a custom stucco, wood-burning fireplace.

1 – This custom deck features composite material laid at 45-degrees, a gabled deck cover with vaulted ceiling in knotty pine tongue and groove, and custom built wood-burning fireplace. 


A custom Redwood deck with the boards at 45-degrees. the railing is wood components with metal panels and a ring top-accent panel.

2 – A Redwood deck with 45-degree angle boards, a railing with wood components and metal panels with a ring top accent panel, and a stone firepit. 


This Redwood deck features decking laid at 45-degrees and a quadruple picture frame stained in a contrasting color.

3 – Redwood decking laid at 45-degrees with a quadruple picture frame stained in a contrasting color. The railing has wood components with metal panels and a drink cap. 


A Redwood deck with boards laid at 45-degrees. The railing has wood posts with flat pyramid, solar light, post caps and metal panels between posts.

4 – This Redwood deck has the boards laid at 45-degrees and uses camo screws. The railing has wood posts with lighted flat pyramid post covers and metal panels between posts. 


This is a composite deck laid at 45-degrees with a double picture frame. We also installed a glass railing with wood posts.

5 – This 45-degree, composite deck was built with a double picture frame and a glass railing instead of the standard wood or metal. 


A composite deck with boards laid at 45-degrees and a double picture frame in a contrasting color. The railing has composite components and metal Vienna-style balusters and composite drink cap.

6 – Composite decking at 45-degrees with double picture frame in a different color. The railing has composite components and drink cap with Vienna style metal balusters. 


Composite decking laid at a 45-degree angle and a double picture frame. It has a metal panel railing system with basket design balusters.

7 – Composite decking with a double picture frame and a metal railing with twisted balusters that have basket designs on them. 


This is an unstained, B-grade Redwood deck with the boards at 45-degrees.

8 – This unstained, B-Grade Redwood deck is laid out in 45-degrees with camo screws. 


Composite decking laid at 45-degrees with a double picture frame and metal panel railing system.

9 – 45-degree composite decking material with a double picture frame and metal panel railing in matte black. 


Redwood deck with 45-degree angle design and a double picture frame stained in a contrasting color. The railing is a metal panel rail system with wood drink cap.

10 – Redwood decking with a double picture frame stained in a contrasting color. The railing is a metal panel system with Redwood drink cap. 


Composite decking laid at 45-degrees with a double picture frame in a contrasting color. The railing is composite components with metal rail panels and a drink cap.

11 – This deck was built with composite decking laid at 45-degrees and a double picture frame in a contrasting color. The railing is composite posts and drink cap with matte black metal panels. We also installed lights on the railing posts.