Would you call it?

[Robert Jones]

Can't say that I have ever seen deck boards butted like this without some kind of support underneath it, or maybe I have and am having a stupid moment.

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[Stephen Lagueux]

Yes I would

[Erby]

Bet they were kind of bouncy on the ends!

[Robert Jones]

Visually, it caught my eye and I initially thought I might be getting punked with the board flipping up routine.

[John Kogel]

Visually, it caught my eye and I initially thought I might be getting punked with the board flipping up routine.

Robert, someday, somebody will get slapped with one of those. Unfortunately, it will not be the goof that built it. [:-weepn]

[Marc]

I'd absolutely call it. Cantilevered deck boards. Pun not intended.

Marc

[Charles46]

I would call it in a heartbeat. Like John said, "someday, somebody will get slapped with one of those" or someone will fall on a rotted one, and when they do, guess whose life they will want to make miserable if you do not report it.

[Tim Maxwell]

15 years and I've never seen that.

I'd certainly write it.

[Rob Amaral]

the hits keep on comin..

[asihi]

I would definitely call that. It's a pretty basic detail that somone messed up. It would make me look real hard at the rest of the deck.

[Denray]

These wood posts in dirt go right up to the decking.

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[John Kogel]

Denny, you left your client's name on the pic. Oh, well, you told her the deck was kaka. []

Down your way, that's a termite freeway, I imagine.

[Stephen Lagueux]

Decks, so easy to build properly and yet, so screwed up most of the time.