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Balconies, terraces & docks

Elevated and waterfront spaces ask the most of a material: full sun, salt air and wind, with the underside on show from below.

What goes into it

The materials behind the space.

On a balcony or dock, what you see from underneath counts as much as the surface. Soffits, edges and hardware are part of the design.

Composite and capped composite boards for terraces, balconies and waterfront decks.

Extrutech · Trex · NewTechWood · Modern Mill

Wood-tone panels and cladding for balcony walls, soffits and the underside of overhangs.

Extrutech · NewTechWood

Clips and screws matched to the board and the framing you are building on.

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Built with our materials

Before you choose

Our team works through these with you, your designer or your contractor, with samples on the table.

ExposureSalt air and constant sun are harder on finishes and hardware. Tell us how close you are to the water.

StructureElevated decks and docks have their own framing and load requirements. Bring your engineer's drawings.

Building rulesCondominiums and HOAs often control colors and materials. Check requirements before you fall for a tone.

The view from belowDecide early whether the underside is finished with a soffit, and in which tone.

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