DeckAll Project Mesh Rolls
We have you covered. Plain and simple. Discover the beauty of your deck with deckALL skirting kits. Designed to be easily installed at your home or cottage for a simple, clean, and...
WHY WOULD I WANT MESHDECK SKIRTING?
1. Affordable and easy to install.
2. Adds aesthetic appeal and is customizable.
3. Durable & Long lasting
4. No buckling & Cracking or water & UV damage.
Available Colours
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FAQ
ABOUT DESIGN EQUATIONS
What is the point of deck skirting?
How long does the skirting last?
I currently have lattice on my deck and would like to update the look. Can I install your product over the lattice or should I take the lattice down?
How do I attach the railing weave to a metal railing?
Your skirting comes in rolls of 4′ x 50′. What if my deck is higher than 4′?
Can the material be used for privacy and shading?
I am interested in trying the stencils for yard art, but don’t want to buy quarts of paint. Any suggestions?
The ground around my deck has a slope to it. How can I skirt with the sloping?
Will the deck skirting hide everything under my deck?
Can spray paints be used for outdoor yard art?
Can spray paints be used for outdoor yard art?
DeckALL skirting can be installed by various methods depending on preference and deck size and configurations.
First, determine the method of frame or supports that may be required for your deck.
Here are some options:
1. Skirting can be attached directly to the face board of the deck using corner supports to wrap the skirt around the deck. (See vertical support suggestion in
2. Build vertical supports by screwing a 24″ 2 x 4 under the deck and then add a 2 x 4 to sit flush with the front of the face board that will end 1 to 2 inches from the ground. These vertical supports should be spaced at least every 4 feet.
3. Build a full frame by using 2 x 4’s again with vertical supports spaced at least every 4 feet. We suggest that you keep the frame up from the ground 1 to 2 inches.
*For larger, higher decks, we recommend using a frame as described in options 2 or 3. This will allow the mesh fabric to be pulled tightly around supports/frames for a tight, clean finished look.
To install skirting:
1. Measure the height required for skirting and add 1 to 2 inches for a folded edge at the top. The skirting should finish at a length that is slightly off the ground.
2. Measure the length that is required (fabric can be cut into panels to end at the corners or stairs.)
3. Cut the fabric to size using sharp scissors.
Fold over at the top edge and fasten to the face board using a staple gun, pulling fabric so it is tight and wrinkle-free. The skirting is easier to install with 2 people, having one person pulling fabric tight while the other follows attaching.