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June 29th 05, 03:33 PM
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deck railing safety
DH is building us a new deck out the back of our house. We live in a raised
ranch on a hill. So the deck is about 8' off the ground. To save money, DH wants to use horizontal rails. What spacing would be safe to ensure little toddleheads have no risk of getting through? While nothing supplants supervision, I would rather be safe. *My* reaction to the horizontal railing was that the spacing would be so small as to eliminate the cost benefit to going horizonatal, and would be terribly ugly. What do you all think? Stephanie 
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