Last summer we purchased a new camper as our old one just wasn’t cutting it anymore. So, we had to upgrade and lift the deck. My son being a true carpenter made short work of it reusing several decks combined to create a 36′ × 8′ beauty. It is free standing and floating on deck blocks. I designed the whole thing and lent a hand with all the CMS cuts. It took him a little over 4 hours to build it, having all the neighbours lift the decking onto the frame need a lot of people, so my wife went from camper to camper asking " can I borrow some men" which got more than a few laughs. It is made from pressure treated spruce.it seems to hold up well so far, having 25 people on it without moving during a party, but we will see in the spring if it has moved much with the snow and frost.
CHRIS, Charlottetown PEI Canada. Anytime you can repurpose, reuse, or recycle, everyone wins!
Looks very nice Chris. Lucky you to have such a handy son and fast too!
Mike, an American living in Norway
I think he’s build hundreds of decks. This one was a bunch of pieces that needed to be joined and a solid but not permanent frame so it went up real fast!
CHRIS, Charlottetown PEI Canada. Anytime you can repurpose, reuse, or recycle, everyone wins!
It always work nicely when it’s a team effort.
Nice work.
Abbas, Castro Valley, CA
Your dog looks a little sceptical but to me it looks pretty sturdy and ready for a party .
Great job on reusing previously enjoyed material .
Klaus
It turned out very well .
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