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Right, except no screws go back in. No screws in this deck, anywhere. All held with epoxy.
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The idea is that there is no route for water intrusion. In fact epoxy has squeezed out all around the decking so there is an 1/8" uniform thickness of epoxy between the planks - all around. I suppose you could not caulk it and it would last quite a long time.
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- Right, except no screws go back in. No screws in this deck, anywhere. All held with epoxy.
- Sure, RB. The screws are there only to clamp the decking down in epoxy.
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