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Midwest Living
Lend an attractive touch to your deck or porch railings with aluminum balusters from
DecKorators in Maryland Heights, Missouri.
Read the coverage in Midwest Living.
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Qualified Remodeler Top 100
Qualified Remodeler reader response has determined the TOP 100 hottest products of the year. DecKorators was ranked the
#1 most requested product of the year. This special section included DecKorators balusters and center-pieces. designed to add a new height of distinction to deck railings.
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The Journal of Light Construction
Deck Railing Options
Americans spent approximately $713 million on new outdoor decks and porches in 1998 alone, topping all other categories including new kitchens, roofing, and siding. While there is no way of knowing how much of that money was spent on railings, there's no question that railings add cost and complexity to a deck project.
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Man of the House with David Dalrymple
Aluminum Deck Balusters by DecKorators Inc. featured on David's New & Unique Home Product List
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Don't just sell the Decking... Sell the "Project"
DecKorators, Inc. recommended by Building Material Dealer. Read the article by Rick Schumacher at:
http://www.dealer.org
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Better Homes and Gardens Remodeling Products Guide
DecKorators aluminum deck balusters were featured in the Better Homes and Gardens Remodeling Products Guide.
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Vineyard Home & Garden - Spring 2000
Balusters To Brag About
Unusual Ways To Dress Up Your Deck
If you're looking for an unusual way to dress up your deck, a great option is to install
ornate metal deck vertical rails from DecKorators. The Missouri-based company produces
spectacular looking maintenance free aluminum balusters that resemble elegant wrought
iron and come in a wide variety of designs. They cost about the same as ordinary wooden
rails and come in five baked-on stylish colors: black, white, clay, green and bronze
and are guaranteed not to rot.
Read the complete article here.
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Pipe Dream?
A better way to rerail your deck.
By Tom Sweeney
Want to make your deck look better than the day it was built, the envy of all who see it? Maybe all it needs is a new set of rails.
The railing on this old deck used to be a series of 2x2 wood pickets nailed to the skirt at the bottom and a band of
2x6s at the top. In addition to looking just like most of the others in the neighborhood, it blocked the view of a
scenic pond from inside the home and was a nuisance to maintain.
Read the entire article here.
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THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER
ALL DECKED OUT
By Allen Norwood
Dress up your deck with metal balusters
If you hate those 2-by-2s that everybody uses to support handrails on decks - they block the view and they're so, well, ordinary - there are lots of terrific new alternatives. |
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Ask the Builder
Recently our railing product was featured in the February 8, 2000 Ask the Builder
on-line newsletter. Tim Carter, the author, gave our product a great recommendation
Ask The Builder Article
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HGTV mentioned our product on September 26, 1999
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