Hello
We have a carport/garage that is poorly situated in the spring and when it rains a lot, as it then forms quite substantial puddles of water that seep up from underneath. The floor is gravel.
At the very back, we are thinking about converting it into a small storage area/firewood shed of about 9 square meters, but wood + water is not a good idea so I plan to lay decking that will be raised about 15 cm.
The support beams must be made of treated lumber, otherwise, they will rot, but should I use treated wood for the decking itself, or should I stick with regular wood there too?
We have a carport/garage that is poorly situated in the spring and when it rains a lot, as it then forms quite substantial puddles of water that seep up from underneath. The floor is gravel.
At the very back, we are thinking about converting it into a small storage area/firewood shed of about 9 square meters, but wood + water is not a good idea so I plan to lay decking that will be raised about 15 cm.
The support beams must be made of treated lumber, otherwise, they will rot, but should I use treated wood for the decking itself, or should I stick with regular wood there too?
