Multi-level composite roof deck
A two-level deck rebuild in composite: upper deck laid out for dining, lower deck following a curve, frameless glass guards throughout, a built-in bench and a slatted screen wall, with the decking run in two tones so the border reads as a frame rather than a joint.
Everything that decides whether a deck like this lasts is under the boards. Composite does not rot, but the frame it sits on will if water is allowed to stand on the joists — so the structure is pitched to drain, the joist tops are protected, and the guard posts are anchored through blocking rather than into the rim alone. The curve is the visible part. The drainage is the part you are actually paying for.
