Are You Thinking of Replacing Your Old Deck Boards?
A wood deck is natural, looks great and always nice for entertaining. If it’s
built properly and you keep it well maintained it will last for years and years.
If a few boards get worn out you can replace these boards with new ones. If you
replace a board it’s a good idea to match the stain or paint with the other
boards. This will help it blend in with the existing boards and not stand out.
If boards start to lift you can hammer or screw them down.
But at some point you might decide it’s time replace your deck with new
boards. If that is the case and you want to remove your old deck boards and
replace them with new ones, you should look at buying one or both of these new
tools. They are designed to help you remove your old deck boards and make it
easy to add new ones.
Deckboard Removal Tool:
| Pulling up old boards can be a real pain. You can use a
crowbar and a hammer or use the tool especially design for the job. The
deckboard removal tool is designed to remove old boards in the fraction
of the time compared to using other tools. It slips under the board,
straddles the joist and using the very long handle for leverage it lifts
the board. |
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Here's a list of additional
features:
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Steel head rotates 180º for
use in two directions
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Durable, lightweight
fiberglass handle has padded non-slip grip
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Measures 53" long
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Corrosion resistant
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Designed for years of rugged,
trouble-free use
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Made in USA
BoWrench Deck Tool:
| The bowrench deck building
tool is designed to help you install new deck boards when you are
replacing or installing a new deck. It is designed to lock into place on
the joist and then use leverage to force the board into place. Once the
board is in place you can use both of your hands to hammer or screw the
boards into place. This is very helpful if you are working alone or
doing a large deck. |
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Here's a list of additional features:
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You can also use this tool to
bend warped boards into place
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It‘s self locking and can be
used by one person
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It has left or right hand
operation
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It has a gripper that swivels
and it has interchangeable parts for pushing or pulling
- It’s made with heavy coated steel construction
For more information on building a
deck, please read this primer on how to build
stairs for decks.
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