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Design Guide Live Your Best Life—Outdoors Table of Contents DECKING & RAILING Design Guide Live Your Best Life—Outdoors Table Of Contents Design and technology are at the core of everything we do at Start With The Basics...............................................4-5 TimberTech. We make our products better, stronger, smarter, and Color Overview.........................................................6-7 more beautiful so you have the options to suit your unique style. Our Variegation & Finishes.............................................8-9 drive to innovate in the outdoor living industry sets us apart as design Width Options.......................................................10-16 leaders. More than that, we’re focused on bringing your design vision Refined Railing.............................................................17 for your outdoor living space to life. Choose from a wide variety of Design’s The Limit.................................................18-19 colors, wood grains, and widths to create unique designs that impress Classic Styles........................................................20-27 — all backed by the industry’s best warranties. Reimagined Styles...............................................28-35 Adventurous Styles.............................................36-47 We are TimberTech® and we Go Against the Grain™. Color Combinations...........................................48-49 Decking & Railing Considerations...........................50 Start Your Project........................................................51 2 3 START WITH THE BASICS INFILL Decking & Railing 101 Fits snuggly between the top and bottom rail TOP RAIL to fill the The uppermost inside area Designing your ideal outdoor space doesn’t have to be difficult. Use this guide in tandem piece of rail that connects the top end of infill with your catalog or TimberTech.com to kick off your project. VARIEGATION Highlight and Get familiar with the design terms you’ll be using to work with a contractor and lowlight coloring in boards that mimic real complete your project. With this guide helping you plan your design project, there’s no wood need to be overwhelmed by the nitty-gritty details of choosing your decking and railing. RISER Boards applied behind each step So, use our quick tips — and your natural style sense — to start confidently speaking the same language as a deck designer and bring your vision to life. BOTTOM RAIL The piece that runs along the LIGHTS rail at the bottom, Ensure safety beneath the FASCIA while creating infill Boards that ambiance along runs around your deck the perimeter and rail of the deck CAPPED DECKING Protective layer on boards that protect against stains, scratches, and mold 4 5 WARM TAN HUES COLOR OVERVIEW AUTUMN SILVER SANDY Style Starts With Color CHESTNUT® OAK BIRCH When it comes to your outdoor living space, BROWN HUES you have a lot of options to choose from. POPULAR MULTIPLE CHOICE WIDTHS Start by selecting the decking hue that PECAN BROWN ENGLISH MOCHA KONA® speaks to you. OAK WALNUT™ GRAY HUES MULTIPLE WIDTHS POPULAR CHOICE RUSTIC BRAZILIAN DARK ESPRESSO™ WHITEWASH SLATE BEACHWOOD STONE ISLAND ELM® WALNUT HICKORY CEDAR™ GRAY GRAY™ ASH™ OAK™ ORANGE-RED HUES MULTIPLE MULTIPLE MULTIPLE WIDTHS WIDTHS WIDTHS ® ® ® ™ COASTLINE ASHWOOD SILVER MARITIME AMAZON ANTIGUA CYPRESS MORADO MAHOGANY SAPELE ® MAPLE GRAY™ MIST® GOLD BLONDE HUES RED-BROWN HUES MULTIPLE POPULAR WIDTHS CHOICE HAZELWOOD TIDAL SAND BROWNSTONE WEATHERED TIGERWOOD ANTIQUE DARK TEAK™ ACACIA® MOUNTAIN CARIBBEAN TEAK™ PALM® REDWOOD® REDWOOD® 6 7 VARIEGATION AND FINISHES WOOD GRAIN PATTERNS & FINISHES Ranging from subtle to complex, representing a variety of wood species and treatments. Design is in the Details STRAIGHT GRAIN PRIME COLLECTION, PREMIER COLLECTION From unique color mixes to one-of-a-kind wood grain patterns, there are a range of style options available to you. See our catalog or TimberTech.com to match the collection with your preferred options from this page. DUAL-EMBOSSED GRAIN TERRAIN COLLECTION™ COLOR VARIEGATIONS Highlights and lowlights within the boards offer a range of coloring. Same color shown side-by-side for each category. CATHEDRAL GRAIN ARBOR COLLECTION® , HARVEST COLLECTION® , TROPICAL COLLECTION WIRE-BRUSHED FINISH VINTAGE COLLECTION® MONOCHROMATIC MODERATELY HIGHLY VARIEGATED VARIEGATED VARIEGATED CASCADING HAND-SCRAPED FINISH LEGACY COLLECTION 8 9 WIDTH OPTIONS WIDTH NARROW WIDTH STANDARD WIDE WIDTH Do Decking Differently™ NEW MULTI-WIDTH DECKING Standard width decking is not the standard anymore. You can now choose narrow or wide width boards to add a touch of the unexpected — and an element of style. Follow the wide width flooring trend making its way outdoors. Tap into the coastal vibe with narrow width decking. Or, turn up the volume on your deck design by mixing and matching all three widths. 3.5" 10 STANDARD WIDTH STANDARD WIDE WIDTH NARROW WIDTH - 3.5" Take your taste for sleek lines from the inside of your home to your outdoor deck with narrow width boards. 5.5" WIDE WIDTH STANDARD WIDTH - 5.5" The same technological superiority and design versatility but in the classic width we all know and love. 7.25" REFINED RAILING WIDE WIDTH - 7.25" It’s time you think big for your outdoor living space. Opt for wide width deck Endless Design Options boards that show off your style. Mix and match rails, infills, and caps to suit your style. 17 Design’s The Limit So, our design experts put together stunning suggestions of deck colors and perfectly placed patterns. Bookmark your favorite deck design or mix and match different style elements to make your outdoor living space uniquely yours. We have everything you need to get started. Mahogany, Cypress®, and Coastline® in Wide, Standard, LET YOUR IMAGINATION RUN WILD 18 and Narrow Widths shown with Contemporary Rail ACCENT COLORS single width Glass infills for STYLE: CLASSIC unobstructed views ENGLISH WALNUT™ Vintage Collection® ® Premier Railing with glass infill Use deck boards for bench seating Wide width decking ENGLISH WALNUT™ WIDE WIDTH 20 21 SINGLE WIDTH Spice up classic deck design with wide width decking. This width has taken over indoor flooring and is putting a gorgeous spin on traditional deck design. WIDTHS: Narrow, Standard, or Wide STYLE: Classic COMPLEXITY: Easy English Walnut™ in Wide Width shown with Premier Railing® COMPATIBLE DECK LOCATION BOARD WIDTHS PRODUCTS COLLECTIONS Design Considerations: Install Considerations: 1. Works with any color decking or 1. Requires standard labor TimberTech® AZEK® Harvest®, Arbor® Full Deck Standard (5.5”) architectural style 2. Only needs standard framing for Narrow (3.5”), Standard 2. Use a matching color of fascia boards any width board TimberTech® AZEK® Vintage® Full Deck (5.5”) or Wide (7.25”) and risers for a uniform look 3. See more installation directions at 3. Turn the design by a few degrees to create a timbertech.com/installation-help TimberTech® PRO™ All Full Deck Standard (5.5”) diagonal deck that uses a single width TimberTech® EDGE™ All Full Deck Standard (5.5”) See our catalog or TimberTech.com to find the collection with the options you prefer. 22 23 framepicture STYLE: CLASSIC ACCENT COLORS Accent your Use CableRail space with infill for a more sleek, colorful foliage modern touch Premier Railing Frame your deck with ® an accent color with cable infill 24 ISLAND OAK ™ 25 PICTURE FRAME Add a touch of the unexpected to a classic deck design by adding a picture frame border. WIDTHS: Narrow, Standard, or Wide STYLE: Classic COMPLEXITY: Moderate Island Oak™ in Standard Width shown with In-Deck Lights COMPATIBLE DECK LOCATION BOARD WIDTHS PRODUCTS COLLECTIONS Design Considerations: Install Considerations: 1. Add a subtle or dramatic accent color 1. Requires standard labor TimberTech® AZEK® Harvest®, Arbor® Inside + Frame Standard (5.5”) for the border 2. Only needs standard framing for Narrow (3.5”), Standard 2. Work in extra dimension using two boards any width board TimberTech® AZEK® Vintage® Inside + Frame (5.5”) or Wide (7.25”) or a wide width board to frame it out 3. See more installation directions at 3. Match the color of fascia and riser boards timbertech.com/installation-help TimberTech® PRO™ All Inside + Frame Standard (5.5”) to the border for a cohesive look TimberTech® EDGE™ All Inside + Frame Standard (5.5”) See our catalog or TimberTech.com to find the collection with the options you prefer. 26 27 ACCENT COLORS the String party assortment lights for a glowing STYLE: REIMAGINED ambiance For a dramatic effect, use a darker rail color ® Premier Railing in Black with composite balusters Use an assortment DARK HICKORY of widths to create NARROW a unique pattern DARK HICKORY WIDE 28 29 THE ASSORTMENT Mix up your deck design by using multiple widths in the same color for a fun take on traditional decking. WIDTHS: Narrow, Standard, & Wide STYLE: Reimagined COMPLEXITY: Easy Coastline® in Narrow, Standard, and Wide Widths COMPATIBLE DECK LOCATION BOARD WIDTHS PRODUCTS COLLECTIONS Design Considerations: Install Considerations: Standard (5.5”) + Wide (7.25”) + 1. Adds eye-catching interest to an otherwise 1. Requires standard labor TimberTech® AZEK® Vintage® Inside Narrow (3.5”) Combo simple backyard 2. Simply needs standard framing for any 2. Use a picture frame border to finish off the look width board 3. Turn the design by a few degrees to create a 3. See more installation directions at one-of-a-kind diagonal pattern timbertech.com/installation-help See our catalog or TimberTech.com to find the collection with the options you prefer. 30 31 ACCENT
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