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[@barrymarson9658]

I am about to once it get dry

[@forestfrost9676]

Nice concept. I installed it under my deck and it worked fine for about two years. Now cracks are forming and I'm patching with the tape that is used for installation. I wanted to put a ceiling on the bottom of my deck, but now that isn't an option when cracks start showing up every couple of months

[@wwhomeshow]

Hello, that is very interesting... I've haven't heard of this problem before. Have you reached out to Trex? There is a 20 year warranty on Rain Escapes.
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[@forestfrost9676]

Thanks for the reminder about the warranty. I called Trex and we are in the process of, hopefully, fixing the problem. Now I just hope it wasn't user error. Thanks again.

[@CrabgrassFarmer]

@@forestfrost9676 How are you making out with Trex on a warranty claim? I'm considering using this product. However, even if Trex warranties the material, the labor is the big piece. Very curious what you are finding. Thanks.

[@bhagavadgitateluguasmr]

​@@wwhomeshowhow much will it cost for a 16x 24 deck?

[@wwhomeshow]

@@bhagavadgitateluguasmr That's a loaded question! There are way too many variables. How far off the ground? Railing? Steps? What type of decking? A 16' x 24' deck could range between $5k-$10k in materials.

[@skaverick]

How do you account for a middle board and picture framing when trying to waterproof a deck? It makes the framing difficult.

[@wwhomeshow]

You're right, adding picture framing and breaker board framing makes it more difficult. You might have to direct the water to more than one gutter.
There is some handy information here.
www.trex.com/academy/how-to-guides/all-guides/how-to-install-the-trex--rainescape--under-deck-drainage-system-/?Cj0KCQjw756lBhDMARIsAEI0AgljC8u4weXV7br-esxZmVYhinWqAbT6105eL4tBBPY5DKsFx5BACkAaAk9oEALw_wcB&gclid=Cj0KCQjw756lBhDMARIsAEI0AgljC8u4weXV7br-esxZmVYhinWqAbT6105eL4tBBPY5DKsFx5BACkAaAk9oEALw_wcB

[@onesic7463]

3 years with Rainescape no leaks. My only problem is bees are now flying inbetween the deck boards and creating nests :/ any ideas on how to prevent this?

[@wwhomeshow]

When you say "bees" are you referring to hornets or wasps? Or Honey Bees?
I have been getting Mason Bees nesting all over my house the past few years. They are amazing pollinators so I spoke to an expert about responsibly relocating them. I ended up installing Mason Bee houses and it really helped. If you're dealing with Honey Bees, you should call a local beekeeper to get some advice.
Wasps and Hornets are a different story! You may have to speak to an extermination company to keep them out.

[@atcdav]

Nice concept but winter climate causes condensation when snow,ice sit in trough and in warms up outside. Massive drips.