Hi,

I am going to build a deck railing/privacy screen with vertical slats on my deck.
The deck is on paving slabs and the frame consists of 45x145 beams. I was thinking of using 95x95 posts.
How can I best attach these to the frame so that the posts don't wobble?
I built a similar one at the entrance, then I tried carriage bolts, long screws, etc., but couldn't get it right.

Should one screw in an earth screw behind the post to stabilize it?
Does anyone have a good tip on how to solve this?
/ fia
 
F Fialis said:
Hello,

I am going to build a deck railing/privacy screen with vertical slats on my deck.
The deck is on paving stones, and the frame consists of 45x145 joists. I was planning to use 95x95 posts.
How can I best attach these to the frame so the posts don't sway?
I built a similar one at the entrance using carriage bolts, long screws, etc., but I couldn't get it to work.

Should one screw down a ground screw behind the post to make it stable?
Does anyone have a good tip on how to solve this?
/ fia
Hello!

I recognize the issue! The diagonal brace wasn't intended initially, it was quite stable even without it, but very stable once it was in place. Have used screws that look like lag screws but with hex heads which are a bit of a favorite. Wooden deck with metal bracket securing a post and diagonal brace; screws have hex heads resembling French wood screws. Wooden deck with diagonal brace attached, using screws in hex head style, enhancing structural stability. Rocky ground visible alongside the decking. Wooden privacy screen with vertical slats on a deck, metal ladder in foreground, ivy-covered fence, and screw fittings visible.
 
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