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Building a Western Red Cedar Deck
Building a Western Red Cedar Deck

Bob checks out the structure for the western red cedar deck that is being built at the Masher home in Rowley. He points out the bituthene membrane that is applied to protect the joist hangers against corrosion from interaction between the metal and the pressure-treated joists and rim board. He also looks at the tripler that will carry the structural load of the deck and the oriel windows that have been refurbished with custom two-over-one windows from Pella to match the original facade. Bob then meets Paul Mackie of the Western Red Cedar Lumber Association to discuss the benefits of building with western red cedar. Unlike exotic woods that raise concerns about deforestation and sustainability, western red cedar is a sustainable product harvested in managed-yield forests in the Northwestern United States and Canada. Forest management practices require replanting, which has resulted in more acres of forest land now than existed 100 years ago. Mackie and Bob also talk about the inherent benefits of building with cedar. It is naturally stable, which means it will not warp, crack, check, or chip. Western red cedar is also insect resistant because of the naturally occurring thugaplicins in the wood. These chemicals are natural insect repellents that also help the wood combat fungal growth and stand up to UV degradation. Cedar comes in a number of different grades, but the one selected for this deck is Grade A clear, vertical grain western red cedar. While the initial costs may be higher, the beauty and durability of this wood is undeniable.

Building a Flower Box
Building a Flower Box

…2-inch by 3/4-inch Western red cedar stock. Cut enough cove molding…
…corbels will be cut from 2 X 6 western red cedar stock. Transfer the pattern from…
…Cut the corbel from 2 X 6 western red cedar stock. Step 13: Attach the…

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How to Build a Flower Box
How to Build a Flower Box

Western red cedar was used to construct this window flower box project in one day. The naturally weather- and insect-resistant qualities of western red cedar wood make it an ideal choice for outdoor use. Download PDF Plans

Installing the Cedar Trim and Clapboard Siding
Installing the Cedar Trim and Clapboard Siding

Bob and Kevin begin on the exterior finish by installing the cedar trim, casing and grounds. They continue on to begin installing the siding after the break.

How to Build a Deck Storage Box, Part One
How to Build a Deck Storage Box, Part One

This western red cedar deck storage box is a one-day project spanning two videos. Western red cedar was chosen for this project because of its beauty and natural abilities to stand up to insects and harsh weather for many years. In Part Two of the project, the box itself will be built. Part One focuses on the storage box top. Download PDF Plans View Part Two

Expanded Outdoor Living
Expanded Outdoor Living

The Mashers' Victorian remodel includes an expansive outdoor deck to bring indoor living outside. Bob looks at the western red cedar deck that creates the transition from indoors to the gardens and yard planned by Ruth Foster. Meg Tarvin from FrontGate joins Bob to look at the furnishings that recreate this space as an extension of indoor living. Starting on the deck, Tarvin shows Bob the teak table with a stone center that turns and functions as a lazy susan. The teak chairs and umbrella are upholstered in a Sunbrella fabric to live up to year-round northern weather. Below the deck, an outdoor room is furnished with a wicker-look synthetic couch and chairs with Sunbrella-covered cushions. The seating and the elegant rug are synthetic and intended to live outdoors in all kinds of weather. To keep outdoor living comfortable, FrontGate has provided a Mosquito Magnet to attract and trap biting insects and a firepit for warmth and ambience.

Building a Wooden Lattice Screen

…center. Western red cedar is naturally weather…
…Project overview. This western red cedar fencing is built using…
…inch X 1 1/2-inch stock ripped from a 6-foot length of 1 X 6. Western red cedar was chosen for its naturally…

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Working With the Exterior Trim
Working With the Exterior Trim

Bob meets with Bob Ryley and creates a new/old overhang detail with eyebrow returns and cedar plywood siding.

Building a Deck Storage Box, Part One

…overview. Part One of the western red cedar deck storage box project focuses…
…14-inch sections for the top. Western red cedar was chosen for this project because…
…place. Step 5: Cut away the stock with the router. Starting on…

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Installing a Brick Walkway
Installing a Brick Walkway

House six of the Elmwood project. The brick walkway goes in and the railings are replicated by Forester Moulding.

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