90 Degree Decking


B-grade Redwood deck with cedar, tri-corner pergola. Railing has wood components and round metal balusters

12 – This custom, B-grade Redwood deck has the boards laid out at 90-degrees with a double divider board, and camo screws. The railing has wood components with round metal balusters. We also added a Cedar, tri-corner pergola. 


Redwood decking laid out at 90-degree angle. We added a Cedar pergola and metal panel railing.

13 – Redwood decking at 90-degrees with a double divider board to avoid butt seams. The railing is a black matte panel system. We also added a Cedar pergola so the homeowners would have a shaded area of their deck. 


Composite decking at 90-degree angle and a cedar pergola. The railing is custom designed and built wrought iron.

14 – Composite decking laid out at 90-degrees with single dividing boards. The railing is a custom wrought iron design attached to the stone columns that support the Cedar pergola. 


90-degree composite decking boards and a composite railing with round metal balusters and drink cap that matches the decking

15 – 90-degree composite decking boards and a railing with composite components, round metal balusters, and a drink cap. 


Custom composite deck with boards laid at 90-degrees. The railing is a custom design in wrought iron with stucco column posts,

16 – This custom deck features steel deck framing, Trex composite material laid at 90-degrees and single divider boards. The railing was a custom design by the homeowner, created in wrought iron, and attached to stucco columns. 


Composite decking laid at 90-degrees with double divider and end boards. The metal panel railing system also includes a gate at the top of the stairs.

17 – This deck features composite decking at 90-degrees with double end and dividing boards. The railing has 3×3 metal posts with panels. We also installed a matching gate so the stairs are closed off to children. 


This is a close of composite decking laid out at 90-degrees to the joists with double end boards.

18 – This picture shows a close-up of the 90-degree composite decking boards with double end boards. 


Redwood deck laid out at 90 degrees with a single divider board to avoid butt seams. The railing features wood components with metal, Vienna-style balusters.

19 – This beautiful Redwood was laid out at 90-degrees with a single divider board (no butt seams) and camo screws. The railing features wood components and drink cap with black matte, metal, Vienna-style balusters. 


This deck features B-grade Redwood laid out at 90-degrees. The railing has wood posts with posts caps and metal panels between.

20 – We built this deck using B-Grade Redwood at 90-degrees to the joists. The railing has wood posts with flat pyramid caps, and black matte, metal panels between the posts. 


Composite deck at 90 degree angle. The railing is white composite components with white balusters and a drink cap in the same material as the decking.

21 – These composite deck boards are at 90-degrees to the joists. The railing features composite components and drink cap, with white, round, metal balusters. 


Composite decking laid out at 90-degrees with no divider boards. The railing is a metal panel system attached to stucco columns.

22 – Composite, 90-degree decking boards (with no divider boards) and a metal panel railing attached to stucco columns. We also attached post lights to the stucco columns for night lighting.