Saving a Deck From the Landfill Part 3-

Day 4 Photos of the Structural Deck Repair- 

Installing the Handrails

Rebuilding the Lower Staircase

Simpson Strong Tie Connectors

"St Louis Building Code Department said:

 "Bring the Deck to Current Building Codes or Tear It Down" 

Part 1- Saving a Deck from the Landfill 
Part 2-Saving a Deck from the Landfill
Part 3- Saving a Deck from the Landfill

Part 4- Saving a Deck from the Landfill will post soon ( Power Washing and Paint Next Steps)

Day 4

Upper Staircase Hand Rail Bracing Clean Up	Upper Staircase Completed
Simpson Strong Tie Connector for Post Beam Location	Simpson Strong Tie Connector Post Beam Location
Simpson Strong Tie Connector for Staircase Stringers	Strong Tie Stair Stringer Support Straps 20 ga
Lower Staircase Hand Rails Bracing	Completed Lower Staircase
All Structural Issues Passed Inspection Mar 5, 2012 Power Washing and Paint Next Steps

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Saving a Deck From the Landfill Part 2- Rebuilding the Lower Staircase

Day 3 Photos of the Structural Deck Repair- 

Rebuilding the Lower Staircase

"St Louis Building Code Department said:

 "Bring the Deck to Current Building Codes or Tear It Down" 

Part 1- Saving a Deck from the Landfill 
Part 2-Saving a Deck from the Landfill
Part 3- Saving a Deck from the Landfill

Part 2- Day 3

Lower Stair Case 1x8 Risers 2x12 Treads	Rebuilding the Lower Staircase- 2x12 Treads with 1x8 Risers
Lower Stairs Top View	Lower Stairs Top View
Simpson Strong Tie Connector	Photo will post soon
Upper Stairs 1x8 Risers 2x12 Treads	Upper Stairs Side View 2x12 Treads with 1x8 Risers

Part 1- Saving a Deck from the Landfill 
Part 2-Saving a Deck from the Landfill
Part 3- Saving a Deck from the Landfill will post soon


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There are two solar bills moving through your state legislature right now – one harmful, one helpful.  Can you help us stop the bill that threatens to derail your state's citizen-passed solar energy goal (SB 759)?  And help show support for the bill that would encourage energy consumers to generate their own clean, reliable electricity from the sun (HB 1305)?



Technically, Missouri has a strong renewable energy goal on the books.  Thanks to Prop C, a citizen-backed ballot initiative in 2008, 15% of Missouri's energy is supposed to come from renewable resources by 2021.  2% of that goal must be met with solar energy.  However, in actuality, powerful interests in the state have successfully blocked implementation of the state's renewable energy goal since Prop C passed.

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