Steinbeck


A beautiful, elevated deck built with composite decking material and a railing of composite components with round, metal, basket design balusters.

Steinbeck 1 – This beautiful, elevated deck is built with composite material and a railing of composite components with round, metal, basket design balusters. 


The homeowners decided to use composite decking laid out in a herringbone design. They also added a double picture frame in a contrasting color.

Steinbeck 2 – The homeowners chose to use composite material with boards laid in a herringbone design. They also added a double picture frame in a contrasting color. 


The homeowner decided to use a steel deck frame because of its strength and durability.

Steinbeck 3 – Our customers decided to build their elevated deck with stairs and landing using a steel deck frame. This will provide them with a strong and long-lasting deck. 


The 5'-wide closed staircase creates a statement all it's own. The homeowners added a handrail to the composite and metal railing. We also added Lake Powell step lights (from HighPoint Lighting) on alternating risers to make the stairs safer at night.

Steinbeck 4 – These stairs create a statement all of their own. The railing is made of composite components with metal, basket design balusters, and a handrail. They added Lake Powell stair lights (from HighPoint Lighting) to alternating risers for safety, but they also add to the design. 


We added a 90-degree turn landing on the 5'-wide closed steps.

Steinbeck 5- We added a 90-degree turn landing on the stairs. The are 5′ wide, closed with a handrail for safety. 


This picture shows the varying shades in the deck boards and the contrast created by the double picture frame in another color. The balusters in the middle of each rail section include a basket design.

Steinbeck 6 – Here you can see the varying shades in the deck boards and the contrasting double picture frame. The balusters in the middle of the railing sections include a basket design.