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Deck Posts In Ground Or On Top. I really prefer post bases for decks over putting the posts in concrete; It's a much better way of going. I like the beefy ones like the epb66hdg, but simpson makes a lot of. Posts that are more than four feet in length should be set in concrete, while posts that are shorter can be set in the ground without concrete. I am building a deck. Is the best practice to put these posts into the ground below the frost line, or to pour piers and attach the post to the top of the piers? Well, you may have heard different people doing it in. Putting them in the ground would seem to provide more stability, but of course it makes the posts more subject to rot. Deck posts can be set in concrete or in the ground without concrete, and the method you choose will depend on the length of the post. How about setting 6x6 p.t. Posts down on a concrete footing at 4 feet deep (the frost line here) and fill with gravel and soil, and then let the posts run high for the railings?. If you’ve ever tried to set up your decking, whether on grass, soil or gravel, you’ll probably be angsting over the best way of making it secure. In this blog post, we’ll.

Posts that are more than four feet in length should be set in concrete, while posts that are shorter can be set in the ground without concrete. How about setting 6x6 p.t. If you’ve ever tried to set up your decking, whether on grass, soil or gravel, you’ll probably be angsting over the best way of making it secure. I like the beefy ones like the epb66hdg, but simpson makes a lot of. It's a much better way of going. In this blog post, we’ll. Posts down on a concrete footing at 4 feet deep (the frost line here) and fill with gravel and soil, and then let the posts run high for the railings?. Deck posts can be set in concrete or in the ground without concrete, and the method you choose will depend on the length of the post. Putting them in the ground would seem to provide more stability, but of course it makes the posts more subject to rot. Well, you may have heard different people doing it in.

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Deck Posts In Ground Or On Top Is the best practice to put these posts into the ground below the frost line, or to pour piers and attach the post to the top of the piers? In this blog post, we’ll. I am building a deck. I like the beefy ones like the epb66hdg, but simpson makes a lot of. I really prefer post bases for decks over putting the posts in concrete; Posts that are more than four feet in length should be set in concrete, while posts that are shorter can be set in the ground without concrete. Is the best practice to put these posts into the ground below the frost line, or to pour piers and attach the post to the top of the piers? How about setting 6x6 p.t. Posts down on a concrete footing at 4 feet deep (the frost line here) and fill with gravel and soil, and then let the posts run high for the railings?. Putting them in the ground would seem to provide more stability, but of course it makes the posts more subject to rot. Deck posts can be set in concrete or in the ground without concrete, and the method you choose will depend on the length of the post. If you’ve ever tried to set up your decking, whether on grass, soil or gravel, you’ll probably be angsting over the best way of making it secure. It's a much better way of going. Well, you may have heard different people doing it in.