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How Much Does it Cost to Build a Deck in 2023? - Lawn Care Blog

The average cost to build a deck is $7,320, and most homeowners pay $3,920 – $10,540. However, some large and lavish decks cost as much as $17,000, and some small decks cost as little as $1,600. Expect to pay about $21 per square foot for a deck.

The cost of building a deck depends on square footage, decking material, and other cost factors. Softwoods, such as pine and cedar, are the cheapest decking materials. Although exotic wood, composite, and PVC decks are pricey, they are more durable than softwood decks. 

In this cost guide:

Average costs to build a deck in 2023

National average cost$7,320
Typical price range$3,920 – $10,540
Extreme low-end cost$1,600
Extreme high-end cost$17,000

If you are on a tight budget, consider a small single-story deck made of pressure-treated pine, but if you are looking for longevity, ipe (exotic wood) is the best material – and also one of the most expensive.  

Deck cost estimator by size

The typical American deck is 300 – 400 square feet, meaning the average deck costs about $21 per square foot. However, high-class decks can cost as much as $50 per square foot, and minimalistic models can cost as little as $15 per square foot. Please see typical pricing by size in the table below.

Deck size (sq. ft.)Typical price range
200$3,000 – $10,000
300$4,500 – $15,000
400$6,000 – $20,000
500$7,500 – $25,000

Other factors that affect cost

Deck material

Decking material costs $2 – $19 per square foot (not including labor and additional parts). If you have a small budget, consider building a pine deck; however, ipe and composite decks have much better resistance to the elements. Please see the typical pricing for decking materials in the table below. 

Decking materialCost per square foot (material only)
Cedar$3.40 – $6.00
Composite$8.20 – $13.30
Ipe (exotic wood)$9 – $16
Pine (pressure-treated)$2 – $3.75
PVC$10
Redwood$5.50 – $19

When choosing a deck material, consider the following:

  1. What is your budget? Pressure-treated pine works great for many homeowners on a tight budget. However, ipe decks can last 50 years or more compared to 10 – 15 years with a pine deck.
  1. Where are you building the deck? For example, composite decking holds up great in direct sunlight, and ipe doesn’t get as hot as other wood decks.  
  1. What is your outdoor decor? If you like a rustic look, you probably want to go with natural wood decking. However composite material has a very customizable appearance that can fit any outdoor living space.
  1. How much maintenance do you want to deal with? PVC decks require less maintenance than most decking material. 
Ipe vs. composite decks

Ipe (aka Brazilian Walnut and Lapacho) is an exotic hardwood from South America that typically costs $9 – $16 per square foot. It is known for its exquisite beauty and remarkable durability.

Composite decking is an eco-friendly option, typically made of recycled wood and plastic. Composite decks usually cost $8.20 – $13.30 per square foot and are more durable than most wooden decks.  

How do Ipe and composite compare?

Softwoods (redwood, cedar, pine)

If you are on a budget, you might want to choose a softwood deck, such as:

How do softwoods compare?

Deck design and style

Choose a simple deck without intricacy if you want to save money. However, if you have the cash, you may want to consider these lavish styles:

Prep work

Before your contractor starts building your deck, you may need the following services to prepare the area for construction:

Add-ons

Do you want to stargaze from your deck on a cool November night? Or maybe host a private outdoor party with a hot tub? No matter what you want to do with your deck, there are add-ons to make it happen.

Add-onTypical cost
Electricity$30+
Fire pit$250 – $2,200
Flooring$750 –  $1,600
Furniture$100 – $5,000
Heater$100 – $375
Hot tub$4,500 – $10,000
Lighting$1,670 – $3,000
Misting system $115 – $500
Patio bar$175 – $1,800
Planters$100 – $375
Privacy screen$20 / panel
Railings$25 – $30 / linear foot
Stairs$175 – $1,650

Related services 

Deck repair

Most deck repairs cost $575 – $2,600. The cost of repairing a deck depends on the deck type and the damage’s extent. Minor repairs can cost as little as $150, and extensive repairs can cost several thousand dollars.

National average cost$1,465
Typical price range$575 – $2,600
Extreme low-end cost$150
Extreme high-end cost$6,670

Pergola installation

Pergolas add shade to your deck and help protect furniture and other add-ons. Expect a new pergola to cost $2,100 – $6,000, but large pergolas made of fiberglass or teak may cost significantly more.

National average cost$4,000
Typical price range$2,100 – $6,000
Extreme low-end cost$1,050
Extreme high-end cost$11,000

Gazebo installation

Gazebos are solid-roofed structures that provide more shade and protection than a pergola. Most gazebos cost $5,365 – $9,025, depending on square footage, building material, and gazebo style. 

National average cost$7,590
Typical price range$5,365 – $9,025
Extreme low-end cost$325
Extreme high-end cost$27,000

Walkways

Many homeowners accent their decks with a decorative walkway. Most walkways cost $1,080 – $2,160. For example, if you build a floating deck, you might want to make a walkway to get to it from the house. Also, you can create a walkway from your deck to a separate outdoor space. 

National average cost$1,620
Typical price range$1,080 – $2,160
Extreme low-end cost$700
Extreme high-end cost$2,770

Pro cost vs.

DIY cost

It might be tempting to try to save money by building the deck yourself. However, you may not end up saving any money, as you can see from the DIY cost breakdown below.

Equipment costs

If you don’t already have them, you’ll need to purchase the tools in the table below.

EquipmentTypical Cost
Clamps$6
Hammer$18
Level$35
Mixing paddle$14
Protective equipment$50
Sawhorses$30
Speed Square$7
Tape Measure$18
Total Cost$178

In addition to purchasing the equipment above, you can rent the tools in the table below. 

EquipmentDaily rental cost
Air compressor$53
Circular saw$23
Impact driver$25
Miter saw$35
Pneumatic nail gun$29
Post hole digger$10
Power sander$43
Table saw$53
Total Cost$271 / day

Material costs

Depending on the type of material, you can expect to pay $600 – $7,600 for a 300 – 400 square foot deck. For example, a pressure-treated pine deck will need $600 – $1,500 in decking material, and composite decking will cost $2,460 – $5,320. That’s the cost without professional construction.

Cost Comparison 

It can take up to ten days for an experienced builder to complete a deck, but let’s assume you work quickly and rent equipment for 5 days. 

DIY Deck Cost$2,133 – $6,853
Professional Deck installation$3,920 – $10,540

Keep in mind the prices above assume you did everything right the first time and worked quickly. Equipment rental and material costs add up fast; one mistake can cost you more than you save. We recommend hiring an experienced and insured contractor to build your deck. 

Cost of building a deck by location

The cost of building a deck varies by location for the following reasons:

FAQ

How much should a 20×20 deck cost?

Most 20 x 20 decks cost  $6,000 – $20,000. The cost of the deck depends on the decking material, features, and design. 

How do people pay for a deck?

If you have the cash, paying for a deck in full is a great way to save money on interest. Otherwise, you can use a personal or home equity loan. In addition, some deck builders offer financing. Most deck loans have to be paid back within 2-7 years.

What is a good size deck?

The best size for your deck depends on your home. Most contractors recommend that decks are less than 20% of the size of your home. The average American home is 2,480 square feet, and the average American deck is 300 – 400 square feet.

Final Thoughts

Decks are great for outdoor relaxation and entertainment. However, choosing the right deck can be daunting with so many choices. Thankfully, an experienced contractor can help you pick the perfect deck for your budget and lifestyle. Contact a local deck contractor today! 

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2023 Costs To Build A Deck

New Deck Installation Cost

The average homeowner spends $2,200 to build a 10x10 foot deck, $6,160 to build a 14x20 deck, and $8,800 to build a 20x20 deck. The cost to build a deck with pressure-treated wood, hardwood, or composite is about $25 per square foot, for both materials and installation. The final price of your deck depends on the materials used, size, level built on, and any extra options like built-in seating or stairs.

Cost To Build A Deck
National Average Cost $6,280
Minimum Cost $1,200
Maximum Cost $14,000
Average Range $3,600 to $8,400

Table Of Contents

  1. New Deck Installation Cost
  2. Average Deck Cost Per Square Foot
  • Material Costs To Build A Deck
  • Additional Decking Options & Costs
  • Cost To Repair, Rebuild Or Replace
  • Estimating The Cost To Build
  • Deck Styles & Types
  • Hiring a Deck Builder
  • Deck Builders Near Me

    • Average Deck Cost Per Square Foot

    The average cost to build a deck is $25 per square foot with most homeowners spending between $4,380 to $10,080 total. An entry level deck with basic materials costs $15 per square foot, while a deck built with premium materials costs $35 per square foot.

    Deck Cost Per Square Foot
    Deck Quality Cost Per Square Foot
    Basic Materials $15
    Average Materials $25
    Premium Materials $35

    Cost To Build A Deck By Size

    Here are the most common deck sizes and the average cost to build based on a range from basic to premium materials:

    Average Deck Cost By Size
    Deck Size Square Feet Average Cost
    8x10 80 $1,200 – $2,800
    10x10 100 $1,500 – $3,500
    10x12 120 $1,800 – $4,200
    12x12 144 $2,160 – $5,040
    12x20 240 $3,600 – $8,400
    14x20 280 $4,200 – $9,800
    16x16 256 $3,840 – $8,960
    20x20 400 $6,000 – $14,000

    Labor Cost To Build a Deck

    The labor cost to build is deck makes up the bulk of the price at between $8 and $22 per square foot depending on the size, materials used, level built on, conditions of the area, and any extra options like built-in seating or stairs.

    Cost Of Lumber To Build A Deck

    For the most common woods used in decking, you can expect lumber costs to range from $6 to $8 per square foot. For premium hardwoods and composite materials, you can expect to pay anywhere from $20 to $35 per square foot.

    Cost To Build A Deck Yourself

    Building a 10x10 foot ground-level deck yourself would cost about $700 for the materials versus paying a professional around $2,200 total. You could use pressure-treated lumber to build a 16x16 foot deck for $1,500 or hire a contractor to do the labor for you for about $6,400.

    Using premium materials for your DIY deck such as Trex, Ipe, or Tigerwood to build a 16x16 foot deck yourself would run about $5,100. To hire a deck builder instead would cost a total of about $13,620 for both labor and materials.

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    Material Costs To Build A Deck

    Material costs to build a deck range from $6 to $8 per square foot on average. The three most popular materials for the construction of outdoor decks in the US are pressure-treated wood, hardwood, and recycled composite.

    Deck Material Cost Estimator
    Deck Material Cost Per Square Foot
    Bamboo $3 – $4
    Cedar $4 – $8
    Pressure-Treated Wood $5 – $8
    Redwood $7 – $8
    Tigerwood $6 – $15
    Ipe $10 – $15
    Composite Decking $10 – $15
    Trex Decking $8 – $20

    The cost of materials provided is an average from across the country, and depending on where you live, you may experience slightly more or slightly less per square foot for your project.

    Pressure Treated Deck Cost

    On average, a pressure treated wood deck costs $6 per square foot for materials, or between $12 and $18 per square foot installed. Pressure-treated wood (PT) is used on almost 75% of all decks in the US today. Chemically treated under pressure, it is fabricated to make the wood more resistant to mold, insects, and rot.

    Disadvantages

    Wood Deck Costs

    The materials cost to build a deck with natural wood is between $3 and $15 per square foot with most homeowners spending $6 to $8 per square foot on average. Wood decks are beautiful and a top-choice for homeowners, however, they require more maintenance such as staining and sealing regularly. Here are the most common woods used for decking:

    Redwood Deck Cost

    The most common type of natural wood used in deck building is the redwood from California. A redwood deck costs between $15 and $21 per square foot installed, and around $7 per square foot for just the materials. Redwood is just a little more per square foot than pressure-treated wood.

    Pros

    Cons

    Cedar Decking Cost

    Cedar decking costs between $4 and $8 per square foot for the materials depending on the grade selected. Cedar is a natural softwood that's offered as treated or untreated. Most of the time cedar planks are left untreated because of its natural resistance to weathering and rot.

    Pros

    Cons

    Ipe Decking Cost

    Ipe, also know as Ironwood, is a Brazilian hardwood that costs between $10 and $15 per square foot on average.

    Pros

    Cons

    Composite Decking Cost

    The average cost of composite decking ranges from $23 to $38 per square foot installed, and between $10 and $15 per square foot for just the materials. Most homeowners spend between $5,821 and $10,826 to install a 12’ x 24’ composite deck with railings.

    Recycled composite is fabricated to look like real wood, and it's growing in popularity deck building material. It’s made from recycled plastic with two of the most common options including polyethylene, polypropylene, and polyvinyl chloride or PVC.

    Pros

    Cons

    Trex Decking Cost

    A typical 24’ x 12’ deck built with Trex decking costs between $4,244 and $10,826 for materials and installation. Trex decking materials cost between $8 to $20 per square foot on average.

    Pros

    Cons

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    Additional Decking Options & Construction Costs

    Decks can be customized to your exact preferences. Here's an average breakdown of costs to add bells and whistles to your deck:

    Decking Options & Costs
    Deck Feature Average Cost
    Portable Heaters $100 – $500
    Fire Pit $200, Custom built: $2,700 – $6,000
    Outdoor Fireplace $1,500 – $6,500
    Railing $26/linear foot
    Privacy Screen $20 per panel
    Custom Screened In Deck $600 – $3,500
    Patio Enclosures $8,112 – $18,748
    Flooring $2. 50/sqft – $14/sqft
    Stain and Seal $0.40/sqft
    Pre-manufactured Seating $350 – $1,100
    Custom Seating $2,000 – $5,000
    Stairs & Steps $210 – $290
    Planter Boxes $120 each
    Hot Tub $4,000 – $15,000
    Sauna $3,000 – $10,000
    Outdoor Shower $800 – $1,000 ($4,000 with privacy enclosure)
    Outdoor Kitchen w/ Sink $1500 and up
    Roofing / Pergola Framing $0.70 – $1.30/sqft
    Cover $1,000 manual, $1,700 motorized
    Deck Skirting $30/sqft
    Deck painting cost $2 to $5 per square foot

    Cost To Build Deck Stairs

    Adding stairs to your deck costs $150 more on average depending on the number of steps required. A rough rule of thumb to calculate your final price is $40 per step. The addition of some steps will make a nice transition from the yard onto the deck. Depending on the size of the yard, one set may be sufficient, although you may choose to add the steps on either side of the deck.

    Cost To Build Deck Stairs
    Number of Steps Average Cost
    2 Steps $110 – $165
    3 Steps $100 – $140
    4 Steps $140 – $190

    The variance in cost depends on whether you want an open vertical space between each step or if you’d instead close it up with a matching riser. Also, concrete footing for each set of steps for support (excluding excavation) is $50.

    Cost To Install Deck Railing

    Depending on the material used in building your deck, the average cost to install deck railing is $20 per linear foot. Normally a railing will not be on all four sides of the deck because one of the sides of the deck will be along the house. For a 42”-high handrail, one 2’ x 4’ horizontal top rail, and one 2’ x 6’ placed on the edge directly below the top rail, prices with balusters are:

    Deck Railing Cost
    Deck Railing Material Average Cost
    Pine, pressure treated $15 per linear foot
    Redwood, select heart $19 per linear foot
    Recycled composite lumber $36 per linear foot

    Deck Fireplace & Fire Pit Cost

    To add a fireplace or a fire pit to your deck, you can expect to spend between $200 and $500 for a store-bought heater, or between $2,700 and $6,500 for a custom built-in solution. There are many options to choose from, including the following:

    Deck Fireplace & Fire Pit Cost
    Heating Solution Average Cost
    Tall Butane Heaters $100 – $500
    Fire Pit $200+
    Custom Fire Pit $2,700 – $6,000
    Outdoor Fireplace $1,500+
    Custom Outdoor Fireplace $6,500+

    Patio Enclosures Cost

    The average cost of a patio enclosure is $900 for a pre-built kit or between $8,112 and $18,748 to enclose a deck or create a custom sunroom. At around $70 per square foot, you can either partially enclose or fully enclose your deck.

    Screened In Deck Cost

    The average cost to build a screened in porch on an existing deck is about $4.50 per square foot. This would bring you to a total of $600 for a small porch with basic materials up to $3,510 for a large wrap-around porch with high-end materials.

    As a budget alternative, you can also choose to install a privacy netting screen. This is available to the consumer in 15’ x 3’ lengths and is almost 3 feet high. Generally, each panel will run around $20, will still need deck posts to tie to at each end, and will typically be attached to a top rail with screws and washers through grommets.

    Deck Flooring Costs

    Once your deck is built, you can add flooring at an average cost of between $2.50 and $4.00 per square foot installed, and even pay $1.00/SF extra to add diagonal pattern decking. Prices below are based on a deck with 200 square feet of area.

    Deck Flooring Costs
    Flooring Type Average Cost
    Pine, 5/4” x 6” thick, pressure-treated deck flooring $2.50/sqft
    Redwood, 2” x 8” thick, select heart deck flooring $4/sqft
    Recycled, 5/4” x 6” thick, composite lumber decking $8/sqft
    Recycled composite lumber decking 2” x 8” thick $14/sqft
    Add for stain with sealer finish $0. 40/sqft

    Additional cost for diagonal pattern decking

    Deck Flooring Type Average Cost
    Pine decking, pressure treated $0.40/sqft
    Redwood decking $0.70/sqft
    Recycled composite lumber decking 5/4” x 6” thick $1.00/sqft
    Recycled composite lumber decking 2” x 8” thick $1.90/sqft

    Built-In Deck Seating

    Depending on your desire to go upscale with some unique custom designed seating designed and built by your installer, or to add your own bench style options, there will be something for every budget.

    On the lower end of the spectrum, you can expect to pay:

    Deck Planter Boxes

    The average cost to add deck planter boxes is between $80 and $150 each depending on the type of materials. Wide, narrow, rectangular planter boxes are available in wood, metal, and a range of plastic composites. Taller, deeper planter boxes which hold less are also available for roughly 15% less than the rectangular options.

    Cost To Add Hot Tub To Deck

    The average cost to install a hot tub to a deck is $4,000 and $15,000 depending on the size, features, and model. Depending on the number of people you want to accommodate in the hot tub; the number of jets; how long you want the product to last; the type of inner shell; and features like drink holders, colored LED lighting, etc., you will see a range of prices:

    Cost To Add Hot Tub To Deck
    Hot Tub Type Average Cost
    Entry Level $2,000 – $4,000
    Mid Level $5,000 – $8,000
    High End $9,000 – $12,000
    Luxury $13,000 – $15,000

    For the hot tub installation, you can simply set the hot tub right on top of the deck, or, if you have a slightly raised portion of the deck, it can be set down into a cutout. If the hot tub is going to be recessed, then some form of entry will need to be created to provide access for any maintenance that the hot tub pumps or electrical setup might need.

    Alternatively, building an outdoor sauna costs $5,500 to $34,000.

    Outdoor Deck Shower Cost

    Depending on the type of shower you want to install–allowing you and your family to rinse off after using the hot tub or pool–and the distance from the nearest water line, your costs will be:

    Outdoor Kitchen On Deck Costs

    If you just want a sink cabinet and counter area that you place your grill next to, you are likely to spend:

    Cost To Build Pergola or Roof Over Deck

    The average price to build a roof over your deck, or add pergola framing is between $0. 70 and $1.30/sqft. Include $40 to $50 for supporting posts and concrete, and an additional $2.60 per square foot for flat asphalt roof covering. Another option is a manual deck cover which costs $500 to $1,500 or $1,700 and up for a motorized cover.

    Cost To Install Deck Skirting

    The average cost to install deck skirting is between $25 and $30 per square foot. Adding a skirt can finish out the look of the deck from your walking surface down to the ground and protect that space from large rodents.

    The finished product will look like a privacy fence–with little to no gap between the boards–or it will be more like a trellis with the wood in either a diamond or square configuration. A complete absence of gaps will rule out the space becoming home to rodents or snakes, while the trellis option is more suited to being a visual addition.

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    Cost To Repair, Rebuild Or Replace Your Deck

    With a natural wood deck, annual maintenance, repairs, and rebuilding is part of the game. With lots of upkeep, your wood decking can last 25 to 40 years before you need to replace. However, not maintaining your deck drastically reduces its lifetime down to 10 to 15 years.

    Deck Repair Costs

    Plan ahead for maintenance and deck repair costs, to include:

    Deck Repair Costs
    Maintenance & Repair Average Cost
    Damaged deck boards $1,280
    Loose deck stairs $150 – $300
    Missing deck nails $5 – $10
    Mold, mildew, and rot $200 – $500
    Damaged deck railing $400 – $500
    Termite and pest treatment $100 – $300
    Stain and seal $3. 50/square foot

    Cost To Stain A Deck

    The average cost to sand, stain, and seal a deck is $1 to $3 per square foot. If you only have a small area that needs to be repaired, you can buy the sealant and stain and complete that portion of the project in your own time.

    Cost To Seal A Deck

    You should strive to reseal your deck annually. An average wood sealer costs about $20 per gallon and can easily be applied yourself.

    Deck Removal Cost

    On average, deck removal costs between $5 and $10 per square foot depending on the size and condition of the old deck. If you have a multi-level, built-in seating, or railing, removal prices will increase. An average 12x12 deck that consists of 144 square feet costs between $720 and $1,440 to remove.

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    Estimating The Cost Of Building Your Deck

    If you’re tired of walking out your back door and having nothing decent outside to relax on, never mind host a BBQ or enjoy a stint in the hot tub, a deck can meet your outdoor living space needs.

    Build one level, or include some raised portions; stretch it the full width of the back of the house or contain it to the area by the back door. No matter how large you go, make sure it meets your home improvement needs.

    Deck Size

    The main thing you need to choose before you start is the size of the deck. Standard advice is to make a deck a minimum 12’ by 12’ to make it a useable space for an average size family.

    Many home builders will include an upgrade of a small 10’ x 10’ deck, but many people either regret going with one so little, or they upgrade before the home and deck are built.

    In general, if you want a large deck, consider keeping it around the same size as the largest room in your house.

    You may elect to have one or two raised portions on the deck and possibly add a hot tub, which will increase the deck’s visual appeal, cost, and the overall value of your property. Another option is to continue the deck to a second floor.

    To get an idea of the size that fits your plan of use, look up the average sizes of furniture for the number of people you want to entertain. If you plan on having a dining section on the deck, then allow around 3’ around that table. Add square footage for any firepits, butane heaters, grills, or other accessories.

    Ground Level Vs.

    Second Story Deck

    In general, a deck will be built no more than two inches below the bottom of the door used to access the deck.

    Types of decks:

    1. Low elevation deck - for houses built at ground level
    2. Mid-elevation deck – for raised houses
    3. High-elevation deck – for split-level homes 

    A high-elevation deck with a space under it less than eight feet tall could be used for storage for lawnmowers and yard equipment. If the space is at least eight feet high, then you could create an additional living area with a deck floor and ceiling leaving a balcony for the top, which will add an additional cost per square foot.

    HOA & Neighborhood Restrictions

    Check with your local governing authorities and homeowner’s association, to see what regulations and building codes you need to adhere to, and to see if you need a building permit. Some restrictions are created to regulate the minimum distance between your deck and a well, a septic tank or its drain field, and even a neighbor’s house.

    Taxes

    Because the deck will increase the value of the home, it will also raise your property taxes. That amount will depend on the total cost of the project and your local property tax rate. Have a tax assessor come and inspect the deck once it’s built. It is not uncommon to be notified of any changes in your tax estimate while they are at your property.

    Insurance

    Policies will already allow for coverage of an additional deck when it is attached to your home, just like it would cover damage to a garage or any other attached structure within the covered hazards portion of the policy. While there are some differences between states, according to the Insurance Information Institute, most homeowner insurance policies cover standard hazards from weather damage, fire, and other damage.

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    Deck Styles & Types

    Size Options

    Location Options

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    Hiring a Deck Builder

    Return On Investment

    Professionally installed decks will almost certainly increase the value of the home. No matter if the housing market is up or down, the addition of a deck generally translates to a higher sales price for your home. In a survey conducted in the Remodeling magazine:

    When picking your final choice, make sure the company you select has as many of the following criteria as possible:

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    8 64 000 rub. 72 000 rub. 88 000 rub. 104 000 rub.
    3 3 28 800 rub. 32 400 rub. 39 600 rub. 46 800 rub.
    4 38 400 rub. 43 200 rub. 52 800 rub. 62 400 rub.
    5 48 000 rub. 54 000 rub. RUB 66,000 78 000 rub.
    6 57 600 rub. 64 800 rub. 79 200 rub. 93 600 rub.
    7 67 200 rub. 75 600 rub. 92 400 rub. 109 200 rub.
    8 76 800 rub. 86 400 rub. 105 600 rub. 124 800 rub.
    9 86 400 rub. 97 200 rub. 118 800 rub. 140 400 rub.
    Price 1 sq.m 3 200 rub. 3 600 rub. 4 400 rub. 5 200 rub.

    Open terrace description:

    Open terrace. Ceiling height 2.4 m.

    Floor board - 35 mm. The floors are single, without insulation. Steps at the entrance.

    Terrace ceilings lined with clapboard, without insulation. The roof is ondulin.

    Prices are valid when ordering a house or sauna.

    Description of the closed porch :

    The veranda is closed. Ceiling height 2.4 m. The walls of the veranda are framed, sheathed with clapboard outside and inside, without insulation. The windows are single. Paneled door. Floor board - 35 mm. The floors are single, without insulation. Steps at the entrance. The roof is ondulin. The ceilings of the terrace are hemmed with clapboard, without insulation. Prices are valid when ordering a house or sauna.

    Wooden windows and frames for verandas and terraces prices and sizes

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    Manufacture of terrace frames in Moscow 8(499)391-06-48

    In country houses it is difficult to do without a terrace or veranda. This is a favorite vacation spot for many summer cottage owners.
    Verandah wooden windows of non-standard sizes to order from us!
    We are engaged in the manufacture of wooden window blocks and frames for the veranda.

    If you did not find your size in the table, it can be made individually according to your measurements!

    You can find out the cost of your window by phone. 8(499)391-06-48

    Here you can see photos of terrace windows

    We produce terrace windows according to customer's sizes

    Do you need terrace windows? We will solve your problem!

    SPECIFICATIONS WINDOWS SPECIFIED TABLE

    We will produce terrace windows according to your measurements

    Here you can see even more photos of our terrace frames in one glass

    Prices for terraces

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    Current Terrus. frames according to customer's dimensions

    Price List - STANDARD
    CUSTOMIZED TERRACE FRAMES
    Fittings, sealant, glazing bead — included!
    8-499-391-06-48 Call us! Prices without glass!
    No. p/n Designation m2 Frame price (fittings, gasket) without glazing
    1 Height x Width m/sq. price
    1 0.4-0.4 Terrace frame 0.16 3700
    2 0.5-0.5 Terrace frame 0.25 3700
    3 0.6-0.6 Terrace frame 0.36 3700
    4 0. 6-1.0 Terrace frame 0.6 5600
    5 0.9-0.6 Terrace frame 0.5 5600
    6 0.9-0.9 Terrace frame 0.81 5600
    7 0.9-1.0 Terrace frame 0.90 6500
    8 0.9-1.2 Terrace frame 1.08 6500
    9 1.0-0.5 Terrace frame 0.5 5500
    10 1.0-0.6 Terrace frame 0.6 5500
    11 1.0-0.9 Terrace frame 0.9 6000
    12 1.0-1.0 Terrace frame 1.0 6000
    13 1.0-1.2 Terrace frame 1.2 7500
    14 1.0-1. 4 Terrace frame 1.4 11500
    15 1.0-1.5 Terrace frame 1.5 11500
    16 1.0-1.8 Terrace frame 1.8 11500
    17 1.0-2.0 Terrace frame 2 11500
    Prices in the table without glass! Standard!
    18 1.2-0.5 Terrace frame 0.6 4500
    19 1.2-0.6 Terrace frame 0.72 4500
    20 1.2-0.8 Terrace frame 1.0 7500
    21 1.2-0.9 Terrace frame 1.1 7500
    22 1.2-1.0 Terrace frame 1.2 7500
    23 1. 2-1.2 Terrace frame 1.44 9000
    24 1.2-1.4 Terrace frame 1.68 11000
    25 1.2-1.5 Terrace frame 1.8 14000
    26 1.2-1.8 Terrace frame 2.16 14000
    27 1.2-2.0 Terrace frame 2.4 14000
    Prices in the table without glass! Standard!
    28 1.5-0.5 Terrace frame 0.75 6000
    29 1.5-0.6 Terrace frame 0.9 6000
    30 1.5-1.0 Terrace frame 1.5 11000
    31 1.5-1.2 Terrace frame 1.8 11000
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