News; Features; Plastic pier forms make building a deck much easier Sat., July 2, 2016 This ingenious deck pier form assembles with no tools and comes complete with precut and pre-bent reinforcing ...

You then fill the form with the concrete, place the anchor bolt for the post base and wait one day to start building the deck. I prefer to have the top of my concrete deck piers at least 4 inches ...

9-ft. tall x 8-in. concrete foundation wall sitting on a footing weighs or applies a load to the footing of 9 ft. x 8 in./12 in./ft. x 150 pcf = 900 lbs./lin. ft. Load capacity of footing ...

Unlike wooden planks, EZ-Footings has no overlapping forms, resulting in less wasted concrete. A skin panel is also available to fill in gaps less than 30 in. Easy To Use ...

For the average homeowner who is using a concrete pier to support a deck, a room addition or even a home, this is not a big issue. If in doubt, just hire a structural engineer to assist in the ...

Decks are very heavy. Pick up just one 16-foot treated 2-by-12 floor joist and you'll get an idea. If your deck is bolted to the side of your home and has two posts that support the structure ...