How to Picture Frame A Deck | Composite Decking Border

In this video I show you how to make the edge of your deck look nicer by installing a picture frame border with composite decking. How do you think it turned out? Leave me a comment and let me know!

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[radarsbaby]

I have been searching high and low for an actual HOW TO on picture framing. You are the ONLY one I have found! So thank you sir! And thank you for great content and making it easy to follow.

[theartoftonyv]

Just what I needed to see as I am about to build a huge deck for a client and they don't want any fasteners to show, the part of using a hole plug bit was pure genius!!
Its those kinds of pro tricks that make the end results amazing!
Thanks for sharing your skills with all of us!

[DavidBruner_NJ]

I use a biscuit joiner to cut the slots where needed after the rim board is attached. Quick and easy and no need to cut a full slot.

[carolyncarlson]

That's the prettiest deck I've ever seen.. Great job..hugs

[sanchezryno]

Cutting angles and over hang has always tripped me up and you just explained it in 5 seconds. Why has this been so hard for me!?!? Thanks buddy!

[j]

That deck isn't going anywhere, solid work!

[nolongeramused]

I'm having my deck replaced next year, so it was really nice to see the installation of a composite deck.

[andres]

Great job explaining it, the breakdown of the details and reasoning for it makes this video extra awesome. Keep up the great content, the little details definitely set you apart.

[terryhanna]

Your attention to detail is amazing! The deck is beautiful! I hope you're doing a video on the finishing touches!

[ivanwill]

16:13 Odd how the plug part was what amazed me the most. Very nicely done. Talk about attention to detail.

[joepowell]

That looks awesome! I just built a 14x 40 deck on my house using that same decking! I also picture framed it, it turned out awesome and I love the look!

[michaelnitzel]

Thank you. Been building decks for a while but never had anyone ask for a picture frame until now and this was very, very helpful. Going to do the picture frame today and looking forward to seeing how it turns out!

[BrianthatiscalledBrian]

I like that you use Ryobi tools. My friends give me grief for owning Ryobi, but I've had nothing but good luck with them. Thanks for the vid. 👍🙂

[billarenz]

That part about making the plugs to cover up the screws was great.!

[chelseasummers]

You did an awesome job! Your wife is blessed to have a man who knows how to work with his hands.

[teresab]

I like how The Fixer explains exactly what he is doing.

[Frieslick]

Elite-level attention to detail on such a minuscule deck. Impressive. 💪🏻

[steelman]

I had this picture frame look done to my newly built deck but took it a step beyond! The "frame" was done in a different color filled in the center area with the solid other color. Looks quite elegant and VERY modern!

[jimwhite]

As always, your work is top notch! That includes your ability to explain things so clearly, while documenting it in a quality video as well! Thanks, Fixer....really enjoy your channel.

[rednecktech]

I appreciate you explaining what and why you're doing things like the flex tape...great idea for all your stated reasons!