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<blockquote><strong class="quote">Tom Haueter wrote:</strong> <P>I have a lot of experience with wood decks - pressure treated, redwood and Ipe. They are a maintenance nightmare. Ipe will not rot but unless you like gray you need to clean and oil every 6 months. I find products like Trex get hot in the sun and can be slippery. My first choice for a private residential is porcelain tiles - comes in a huge number of sizes, colors etc. Requires very little maintenance. Downsides are price and installation. At Chateaux we are trying very thick rubber mats. About 2 foot square with interlocking sides. It’s been used at a couple of business at breck and seems to hold up well. One positive is that if you don’t like it it’s easy to pull up </P> </blockquote><br>
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