The Sansin Corp. has released its new WoodForce weathering system with Intermix colors that allow for creative, customizable looks and effects. Available in a retail formula or factory finish line, the....
The Sansin Corp. has released its new WoodForce weathering system with Intermix colors that allow for creative, customizable looks and effects.
Available in a retail formula or factory finish line, the WoodForce system uses three products—Accel, Clear and Intermix with seven tints—to create an array of weathered looks and effects, all the while delivering exceptional water repellency and protection against UV, moisture, blackening, discoloration and wood rot.
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Designed to integrate with Feeney’s DesignRail aluminum railing systems, LED Lighting Kits for DesignRail Modern provide an easy, plug-and-play solution for adding LED lighting to outdoor railing assemblies.
Makita’s new 18V LXT 2-1/2” Positive Placement Metal Connector Nailer (XNB09) gives builders a cordless option for fastening common metal connectors, including joist hangers and framing angles and brackets
Designed for demanding fastening applications—from driving anchors and ledger lags to installing framing assemblies—the new FLEX impact driver delivers up to 2,500 lbs. of torque.
Diamond Deck & Wood Screws are a premium fastening solution designed for decking, outdoor construction, and treated lumber applications.
Seven D Wholesale will now distribute DuxxBak’s composite decking line in Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont, plus parts of Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia.
Don’t forget to take the latest William Blair Composite Decking Survey. The window to complete the survey is Wednesday, October 7, at 5 pm EST.
The annual awards recognize newly introduced products across eight categories, with winners evaluated for functionality, performance, design and construction quality, value, and innovation. This year’s selections were chosen from nearly 400 entries.
The third step in a deck project happens after a homeowner signs off on the project plans. Lawrence Winterburn shares what he has witnessed in his 40 years of building that have caused injuries, collapse, premature failure and warranty voids
