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Also available by emailing: questions@thedecksuperstore.com https://www.thedecksuperstore.com/contactus -ask for the R.r.e.b.l. Bracket: While bidding deck jobs we have seen literally hundreds of old decks this video will help you build a stronger deck rail. We welcome your calls if you’d like to use our bracket, or need help finding a supplier. Call Deck Solutions: 303-467-1874 It’s a common problem for the front rim of a deck to pull away from the joist. The first sign of a failed rim is a wobbly handrail. In time the whole deck will go if the rim loosens.

My crews build strong decks, FAST. As a professional deck builder, I’ve earned a reputation for the strength of my decks and I warranty the durability of my work in a harsh climate. I investigated every bracket out there and was dissatisfied with all of them. Ultimately I designed my own hardware

The R.r.e.b.l. is a faster method than brackets that require pre-drilling it’s stronger and your deck will be better looking because it doesn’t clutter the rim board with nuts and washers.

You can think of this bracket like a claw. It locks the rim of a deck to it’s supporting joist and is capable of withstanding 600lbs of force.

Calling out the Top 10 deck building mistakes, Fine Home Building Magazine says: Rims are typically nailed into the end grain of the joist, THE WEAKEST POSSIBLE CONNECTION FOR WITHDRAWAL RESISTANCE. Our bracket was designed to solve this problem and can be used for repairs or new construction.

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Coming soon! How to strengthen a deck using the R.r.e.b.l. Bracket Repair Method

Installing a new door can update a weathered door, give your home a more contemporary look and improve the safety and security of your home. For this project you will need a new pre hung door, drill and driver bits, hammer and nail set, screwdrivers, reciprocating saw, pry bar, caulk, level, square, tape measure, utility knife, nails, screws, shims, foam insulation, putty knife and shop towels. Before you get started, measure the width, height and depth of your door you have now. Your new door should be ½” less in height and ¾” less in width of the rough opening.

Getting started, remove any installation that surrounds the door. Remove the door from the hinges using a hammer and nail set, the hinges from the jam with a screwdriver and the screws from the sill and the jam. Remove the door frame. You may need to pry the installation off, so use your pry bar to do so.

The sill is where the door will sit. Make sure that it is square and level. Make any adjustments with shims. Also make sure that the door swings open without any force. Measure the bottom of the sill to the bottom of the door and check it against your flooring. Next apply caulk to the sill. With the help of a friend, gently lift the door into place and use shims to hold it in place. Adjust the frame so it is level.

Next drive screws into the hinges. Check to make sure that the shims are keeping the frame level. Typically a 1/8″ gap should surround the door. Once the door is in place, apply light expanding installation foam between the gaps. Remove any excess foam once it’s dried with a putty knife. Reattach the trim. If your door requires a stain, remove the door from the hinges and apply the stain. When your stain is dry, rehang your door. Add a fashionable knob and deadbolt, and enjoy your new door. Learn how to install a deadbolt lock in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kW_SOu-AZyw

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