Discover the best fasteners for cedar, pressure-treated, and untreated wood fences. Learn how to choose between nails and screws for long-lasting results.

Wondering how deep to dig fence post holes? The right depth is based on fence height, frost line, and local codes.

Learn how to space deck boards correctly to prevent warping, improve drainage, and build a longer-lasting deck with these expert tips.

Learn what pressure-treated lumber is, how it works, and why it’s ideal for decks, fences, and outdoor projects.

Protect and refresh your wood deck with our step-by-step guide to staining or sealing for long-lasting beauty and durability.

Learn how to plan your deck build step-by-step—from design and materials to budgeting and permits. Start your dream deck project with confidence.

Learn what determines plywood strength and plywood weight, how ply count affects durability, and tips to maximize load-bearing capacity for your projects.

Discover the standard picnic table dimensions, including height, width, and length, to ensure the perfect fit for your outdoor space. Learn more now!

Hardwood vs. softwood—what's the difference? Learn how their durability and uses impact your project so you can choose the right lumber with confidence.

Consistent deck maintenance is crucial for ensuring your deck retains its quality for the years to come. Learn how to maintain your treated lumber deck with this guide.

There are several types of pressure-treated wood on the market, each using different chemical treatments.

Remove unsightly mill stamps from lumber with these five effective methods, from sanding to chemical solutions, for a clean wood finish.

Properly installing deck posts ensures a safe, long-lasting deck. Learn the best methods for setting posts on concrete footers to prevent rot and shifting.

Pressure-treated lumber is safe for most indoor uses, except cutting boards and countertops. While it is safe for indoor use, pressure-treated lumber is mostly used in outdoor applications.