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Multi-Level Deck Ideas

Levels do for a deck what walls do for a house: they separate dining from lounging from soaking without a single partition. These designs step down slopes, stack a deck over a patio and split wide platforms into rooms.

Gray Composite Deck with Cable Railing Classic deck Multi-Level Cedar Deck with Hot Tub Rustic deck Ground-Level Cedar Deck with Built-In Planters Modern deck Timber Deck with Metal Spiral Stairs Classic deck Composite Deck with Timber Pergola Classic deck Multi-Level Composite Deck with Fire Pit Modern deck Multi-Level Composite Deck with Fire Pit Rustic deck Composite Pool Deck with Built-in Hot Tub Classic deck Multi-Level Cedar Deck with Swimming Pool Rustic deck Elevated Wood Deck with Black Railing Farmhouse deck Two-Story Deck with Cable Railing Coastal deck Raised Wooden Deck with Cottage Garden Cottage deck Elevated Deck with Black Iron Railing French-country deck Raised Timber Deck with Wide Stairs Tudor deck Victorian Home Deck with Timber Stairs Victorian deck Tiered Timber Deck with Stucco Arches Mediterranean deck Tiered Deck with Lounge and Dining Areas Farmhouse deck Tiered Timber Deck with Outdoor Dining Mid-century deck Tiered Deck on a Coastal Beach House Coastal deck Tiered Timber Deck Beside Moss Garden Japanese deck Tiered Timber Deck with Desert Dining Desert deck Multi-Level Deck Beside a Limestone Estate French-country deck Tiered Timber Deck with Outdoor Dining Tudor deck Multi-Level Victorian Deck with Dining Porch Victorian deck Tiered Gray Deck with Dining Pergola Colonial deck Tiered Timber Deck with Outdoor Dining Mountain deck Elevated Deck with Covered Outdoor Kitchen French-country deck Composite Pool Deck Beside Brick Colonial Colonial deck Timber Deck with Integrated Hot Tub French-country deck Raised Deck with Sunken Hot Tub Colonial deck Weathered Timber Deck Beside Lagoon Pool Tropical deck Multi-Level Redwood Entertaining Deck Classic deck

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Multi-Level Deck Ideas, explained.

Levels do for a deck what walls do for a house: they separate dining from lounging from soaking without a single partition. These designs step down slopes, stack a deck over a patio and split wide platforms into rooms.

Every change in level needs a stair and, above thirty inches, a railing — plan both as part of the design rather than an afterthought. Save the tiered decks whose sequence of spaces matches how you would use the yard.

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