Our clients love their rooftop decks, but unfortunately, they tend to fail in a mixed climate zone like Atlanta. Most designs call for a wood-framed sleeper system on a membrane roof. This can fill up with leaves and make the membrane impossible to maintain. These typically last 10 years before they need to be repaired. We developed a 50-year system utilizing materials from multiple manufacturers. Let us know what you think! Here are some similar concepts: • Decks and Porches
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00:00 Why Wahoo Decks
00:57 Installation tools and materials needed
01:55 How to design for Wahoo decks
02:55 Ice and water shield under the deck
04:08 Installing the first piece of decking
05:27 Gaskets and sealants
07:50 Speed run installation for deck boards
08:12 Adding more sealant
09:27 Install the edge flashing on the wall
10:01 Add another bead of sealant at the edge of flashing
10:22 Add flashing tape before siding
10:36 Final reveal for deck and handrail
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