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    Stack the Deck

    Jan 14, 2020 4 minutes
    by Dan Mitchell

    Tour this rustic log home on page 48

    No matter what kind of material a house is made of, decks are undoubtedly the most popular way to boost its livable square footage at a lower cost. However, there are several key factors to keep in mind when incorporating a deck into your log home’s design and construction plan. Let’s explore five components that will not only help you save time and money; they’ll create an outdoor environment you’ll truly enjoy.

    1 Appraise the View

    When constructing a deck, the very first thing to factor in actually happens during the design phase — consider

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