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Thread: Decking materials

  1. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by EchiDna View Post
    embers and hot ash can travel kilometers in the air during a fire, so I'd still consider it to be pretty high fire risk (despite not being in the trees). a chunk of burning bark or similar landing on your deck is always going to be a risk in an area like that...

    nice spot by the way!!
    You are right...I lived through the 06/07 bushfires and the fire came withion 1K of our last place, saved by the rain...

    Its a great spot up there for sure, but the wife wanted something a little less close to the action....

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    I would go with high density fibre-cement sheet. You can paint or tile it, and it won't burn. no good for a roof over a living space, though, the seams can be a problem to keep sealed.

    A steel frame and fibre-cement deck sounds good for a fire prone area.
    URSUSMAJOR

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    Quote Originally Posted by def90 View Post
    Builder is Travis Purcell and great bear log homes...
    A good bloke and builder and a local as well, go with his ideas

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