Deck Styles


A composite deck with boards laid out in multiple angles.

31 – Composite decking laid out in multiple angles. The railing is a metal panel system with handrail on the stairs. 


Hardwood deck made from Tiger Wood) features the decking laid out in multiple angles.

30 – This Tiger Wood (hardwood) deck is laid out in multiple angled boards with face screws. The railing is wood with round metal balusters and a Tiger Wood drink cap. 


A multi-level deck with each level laid out in an opposing 45 degree angle.

25 – This multi-level, Redwood deck has opposing 45-degree angles for a herringbone look. We used face screws on this deck. The railing is a Redwood, snowfence railing with a drink cap. 


This composite deck has the boards laid out in multiple angles (45 degrees and 90 degrees) with a double picture frame in a contrasting color

27 – This composite decking is laid out in multiple angles with a double picture frame in a contrasting color. 

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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. 


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. 


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. 


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. 


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. 


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. 

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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. 


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. 


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. 


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. 


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. 


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. 

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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 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. 


Redwood decking in a herringbone design with double picture frame stained in a contrasting color

23 – Redwood decking in a herringbone design with double picture frame in a contrasting color and camo screws. The railing is a black matte metal with drink cap. 


Composite decking laid out in a herringbone pattern with double divider boards and a double picture frame in a contrasting color

26 – We laid the composite decking in a herringbone design with a double picture frame. The railing is composite posts and drink cap with metal panels between the posts. 


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. 


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. 


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. 


Composite deck with metal railing

9 – 45 degrees and double picture frame 

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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. 


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. 


Composite decking in a herringbone pattern with double picture frame that results in quadruple divider boards.

28 – Composite decking in a herringbone design with a double board picture frame in a contrasting color. The railing is composite components and drink cap with round metal baluster featuring a basket design. 


Heart Redwood decking in a herringbone design with double picture frame in a contrasting stain color

29 – This Heart Redwood deck is built in a herringbone design with a double picture frame and camo screws. The custom metal railing has 2×2 posts and Vienna style balusters with a curl design at the top. 


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.