CONSULTATION » Decking boards » Finger jointed
The Betterwood you will also find finger-jointed substructure. This construction is particularly warp-proof and stable - two important criteria for a high-quality substructure.
Finger-jointed means that individual pieces of wood are glued together with wedges and thus form an extremely durable connection. The glue is a weatherproof construction glue - specially approved for load-bearing constructions outdoors. Finger-jointed timber is also used for large roof constructions when long distances have to be bridged. The results of load tests also speak for the very good durability: First the wood breaks - only then does the finger jointing come loose.
Table of Contents
process
calculate demand
calculate costs
Order wood samples
Wood decking shipping
interim storage
Building instructions wooden terrace
grocery list
Prepare the subsurface
meadow or earth
stone or concrete
roof or balcony
hillside
Lay out the foundation
Establish height compensation
Lay the substructure
Install decking
Select saw blade
Screw the decking boards together
Building instructions terrace screws
Assembly instruction clips
Fade wooden terrace
build stairs
Decking boards crooked
Typical mistakes
Care for
Clean
Enjoy
Decking quality
Best decking wood
Wood species comparison
hand sorting
cracks and curvature
Durability wooden deck
Wood vs Aluminum
Concealed screw connection comparison
branded products
finger joint
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