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Joining composite decking joists
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longwalks1
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We are now planning to lay decking over our old patio as the quotes to replace it were coming in way too high. We will use composite joists, size 30mm x 50mm. Composite as they’ll be laying directly onto the paving and also not to raise the level too high (30mm joist + 19mm/21mm deck boards)
the joists we've seen are 3m long, how are the joists joined together? (We were looking on Dino Decking) . Unsure of how to cover a length requirement of 4m, and also how to join them at a 90 degree angle too?
the joists we've seen are 3m long, how are the joists joined together? (We were looking on Dino Decking) . Unsure of how to cover a length requirement of 4m, and also how to join them at a 90 degree angle too?
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Would the supplier not be the best people to ask about joints as they sell them and surely have been asked before. I would suspect they would have some sort of bracket for straight and a different one for right angled connection.1
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Le_KirkTried calling them but just an answerphone due to the Covid situation. Have sent an email and will take up to 72 hours for a response. Was just wondering as planning what I need etc0
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