Fiberon synthetic decking and trim completes the grade-level back deck.
Carpenter Eric Roberts clamps Fiberon trim stock to the curved face of the deck as he begins to trim out the deck's edges.
Roberts screws the Fiberon to the curved band joist.
Roberts eases the Fiberon corner joint by scraping gently with a pocketknife.
After installing decking using hidden fasteners, Roberts rough cuts the Fiberon deck boards along the side of the deck with a circular saw.
After installing decking using hidden fasteners, Roberts rough cuts the Fiberon deck boards along the side of the deck with a circular saw.
Roberts cuts the overhanging Fiberon deck board ends along the curved edge of the deck using a jigsaw.
Roberts cuts the overhanging Fiberon deck board ends along the curved edge of the deck using a jigsaw.
Roberts flushes the cut Fiberon deck board ends to the curved fascia with a flush-cut router bit.
Roberts flushes the cut Fiberon deck board ends to the curved fascia with a flush-cut router bit.
Roberts applies silicone adhesive to the cut Fiberon decking ends before adding another strip of trim.
Roberts applies a second Fiberon trim strip to cover the board ends and make a shadow line.
Roberts fastens the upper Fiberon trim strip to the edge of the deck with stainless steel staples.
Roberts fastens the upper Fiberon trim strip to the edge of the deck with stainless steel staples.
Roberts eases a corner joint with his pocketknife.