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1 Expert Question View - I have two inches of pink foam insulation on the outside of my foundation. At the back of the house, it is covered by 5/8" pressure-treated plywood, and it is parged on the othe - Relevance: 1001
I have two inches of pink foam insulation on the outside of my foundation. At the back of the house, it is covered by 5/8" pressure-treated plywood, and it is parged on the other three sides. I want to attach a deck to the house. Can a ledger board be lagged to the concrete through the plywood and foam, or will it sink if it is not tight against the concrete? What size of lag bolts (width/length) would be required and at what distance apart? I have poured concrete piers 10' out from the wall. Would floating in the end near the house be a better solution (Dek Blok or on skids/a wall of pressure treated lumber)?
http://homesandcottages.com/AskanExpert/tabid/135/ExpertQuestionId/94/Default.aspx - 2/10/2005 12:00:00 AM
 
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