Hi,
wondering if anyone has any tips on non traditional anchoring for ipe wood so that fasterners are not exposed? something simple and effective
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Some use Eb-Ty system. Here you can buy the IPE` preslotted for the pieces to fit in.
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I like the Deckmaster system. Lotta little screws, but that's what helpers are for! ;-)
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Mike Hennessy
Pittsburgh, PA
Everything fits, until you put glue on it.
Another vote for Deckmaster. That system allows for easy replacement of a single board, anywhere on the deck. Try doing that with Eb-Ty.
Bill