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    Elective 1.0 LU
    pdh 1.0 Hour
    Canada 1.0 Learning Credit
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    A Brief History of Deck Substructure Materials and the Potential of Treated LVL

    Home spaces, and the way people interact with them, have undergone dramatic changes in the past several years, and few residential living spaces have seen as much change as outdoor elements such as decks. The materials available for deck substructure have also seen recent advances. This course will cover the history of deck materials, including new options, and the considerations and challenges involved in building decks — with a particular focus on all-important substructure materials — that will withstand the tests of time and the elements.

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