Winner: Gary Morris - Deck of the month July, 2009 I bought this little house in 2000 and always planned on having a deck and hot tub.  Most of Austin is on 3 inches of hard soil over a deep limestone shelf.  Digging holes for any reason is a...

Winner: Steve Howard - Deck of the month May, 2005 First off, fantastic product! Your floating system was very easy to use and quick to build from. The 18' x 20' deck was the first deck I ever built and it was incredibly easy. The end result gives the ...

Winner: Jim Shugart - Deck of the month June, 2005 Thanks for all your help and guidance with our special conversion project. The project we took on was a collapsed existing deck, attached to the house. The deck was 13 years old, and had just colla...

Winner: Dean William - Deck of the month July, 2005 The deck is 16 x 24, built over an existing concrete patio. It would have been an incredible amount of extra work without the Dek-Blocks. Also, permanent attachment to the uneven stone walls woul...

Winner: Quan Nguyen - Deck of the month July, 2005 It was a great time to learn a new thing and it was the first time I ever built any thing as big as a deck. I started with the plan that I got from freedeckplans.com and I spent time viewing all of p...

Winner: Steve Drifke - Deck of the month April, 2005 Enclosed are the pictures from my summer 2004 project, in which I used your Splash Deluxe Pool deck plans. I worked on and off throughout the summer, dodging raindrops and taking my time to make sur...

Winner: Jim Mosier - Deck of the month November, 2004 I just wanted to send this along to you to show off my deck. All in all I have about 5 to 7 days of labor into it, although it took me a little over a month to complete because I only worke...

Winner: Frank Howell - Deck of the month October, 2001 I liked the Floating Deck principle and disliked the thought of digging holes for posts in rocky soil. Your blocks really made the work easy. We really do enjoy it and we added a pond with a...

Winner: Aalto & Blanca Guevaran - Deck of the month December, 2001 Attached are the photos of the deck we built using Dek Blocks. Because our lot is small, we had a challenge fitting a deck along side our above ground pool. The custom pl...

Winner: Jim Kuhn - Deck of the month July, 2000 Your product is GREAT. I didn't know how I was going to build under the tree. Then, I saw your product. The blocks worked fantastic. Winner: Jim Kuhn - July 2000 Overvie...

Winner: Bud & Rhonda Pettingill - Deck of the month February, 2002 We live on the edge of a wildlife preserve. When we decided to build a deck in the backyard, we wanted it to be functional, yet low profile, so as not to obscure the view. ...

Winner: Robert Williams - Deck of the month November, 2000 "When I first began our deck project on July fourth weekend in Texas, not to mention how HOT it can get here in Texas, I did not anticipate the deck to turn out as lovely as it did...

Winner: Patricia Langley - Deck of the month March, 2000 "I built this deck using Dek-Blocks. As you can see, it is a very low deck, over a cement patio. Dek-Blocks were the only way to go! Working by myself, I spent about 3 weeks on the deck, pi...

Winner: Laura Peasley - Deck of the month October, 1999 "We were very pleased with the results of our deck using your product. The ease of leveling saved us many hours and headaches! Our deck ended up being 345 sq. feet, so saving time here w...

Winner: Johnny Ortiz - Deck of the Year, 2008 I began this project in the summer of 2006 using your 16X16 side pool deck plans for my 18 ft round pool. After much deliberation & disagreements with my wife, I decided to go with the composite decking after I p...

Winner: Bill Morton and Thom Dudda - Deck of the year, 2007 “We really should build a deck for the new pool.” Said Karen. “No problem honey!” says I. Oh brother! What have I gotten myself into now? I don’t know the first thing about building a deck, I’m a computer engineer. ...

Home Owner Deck project - Jones I had a rectangular deck that needed to be adjusted for the curve of the pool. I did this by taking the extra blocks and wood and angling the joists to fit. I placed an additional three blocks per side to support th...

Splash Deluxe Deck Construction Detailed Photos My 2004 Summer Project During the summer of 2004, from the middle of May until the end of August, I decided to construct the “Mother of all Decks” around our 24’ above ground pool using the...

Unique Deck Construction Utilizing a Tree Stump This unique deck offers railings, benches and a table; which uses a tree stump as its base. Unique Deck Construction Utilizing a Tree Stump Overview

Winner: Johnny Ortiz - Deck of the month August, 2008 I began this project in the summer of 2006 using your 16X16 side pool deck plans for my 18 ft round pool.  After much deliberation & disagreements with my wife, I decided to go with the com...

Winner: Alex Donaldson - Deck of the month may, 2008 Here is my deck submission.  I was glad for dek blocks because digging any further than 1 foot down is shale.  Let me know if you have any questions or want other photos. Winner: Alex Donaldson - may 2008 Overview

Winner: Fernandes - Deck of the month July, 2008 This is my first deck. I was looking for something that I thought I could take on for my vacation project. I came across deck blocks and the idea of not having to dig footings sounded great, as you can see from the pictures I think I did a pr...

Winner: Ben Langford - Deck of the month December, 2006 My client wanted to create an outdoor room in their back yard, providing space for entertainment and relaxation. My solution was to frame the room with brick columns in the same color ...

Winner: Dean William - Deck of the month April, 2006 The deck is 16 x 24, built over an existing concrete patio. It would have been an incredible amount of extra work without the Dek-Blocks. Also, permanent attachment to the uneven stone walls would have been difficult. One-man con...

Winner: Bill and Barb - Deck of the month April, 2007 We built a 6'W x 8'L deck from our back door. Then we constructed the 16' octagonal deck, attaching it to the 6x8. We did a 2-step stairs from the 6x8 to the octagonal. Then we did two ramps from the octagon back to the top of the te...