And it will require unscrewing everything, so may as well reverse the planks. If they appear very different, like discolored or anything, I can sand them! or use a darker stained oil. I dont know, will decide when I have time to do it next year.
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Can I drill holes to drain pooling water on decking
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You just seem dead-set on turn them upside down but my point was, removing water whenever you can will stop them getting slimy and damaged in the interim. I sort of feel the UK isn't really well suited for it with our wetter climate. If I were starting over I would try to find the money for composite boards I think.
You could cut out a short section of the centre between bearers and install a post or a few bricks under to create a fall to the outside .Then replace decking boards .
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