Pro Fastening Systems provide a seamless installation of composite deck or fascia boards while camouflaging deck screw heads. Choose from a full assortment of color-matched deck screws for a perfect color match to your deck or fascia boards.
- Pro Plug® System - Superior and easy-to-install plug fastening system for composite decking. Proprietary tool makes the system easy to use. Screws sold separately
- Fascia fastening system - Includes a proprietary fascia tool and specially designed, color-coated fascia screws available in stainless steel or epoxy coated carbon steel
- Color-matched screws - Epoxy coated composite decking screws color-matched to work with any Deckorators® decking color
View our Compatible Deck Fastener Information Sheet to ensure that you choose the right fastener for your project.
For best results, we recommend pre-drilling with a 3/16" drill bit. Fill with plugs soon after inserting screw to reduce risk of water, debris or other materials from entering.
Installation Instructions
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Yes. Deckorators decking must be gapped at the ends to allow for expansion and contraction and gapped between boards for water runoff. At the ends of the deck boards, allow a minimum of 1/16" gap for every 20°F of difference between the installation temperature and the hottest temperature expected. Allow a 1/4" gap between the deck boards and between all decking and any permanent structure or post for water runoff. For more information, refer to the installation instructions.
Deckorators composite decking, manufactured by UFP Ventures II, Inc., has been evaluated by ICC-ES to be code compliant with details listed under the PFS-TECO RR-0100 Evaluation Report (pdf - 1 MB). The structural performance of the Deckorators CXT railing system has been tested and evaluated by professional engineers at an independent third-party test laboratory known as Architectural Testing Inc (ATI). The results demonstrate that the different combinations of the Deckorators railing system as noted in ATI's CCRR Report 0171 complies with 2012 International Building Code; 2012 International Residential Code; ICC-ES AC174 effective January 2012; ASTM D7032-08; and ANSI Z97.1-2009.
A clear 2" space between the bottom edge of the joists and grade is recommended to allow proper ventilation.
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