The right decking solution for 1 deck or 1000 decks
Craft-Bilt Waterproof Aluminum Decking brings together beauty, design, and function for projects that need to perform as well as they look. At 25 Degrees by Pulte Homes in Kenmore, Washington, this low-maintenance decking solution supports a modern residential development built for long-term value, lasting performance, and a clean architectural finish.
A standout project in the Pacific Northwest
25 Degrees is a new housing development in Kenmore, WA, featuring stylish condominium living in a location designed for today’s residents. For a project like this, materials matter. Builders need a decking system that looks sharp, installs efficiently, and performs in the wet climate of the Pacific Northwest.
That is where Craft-Bilt Waterproof Aluminum Decking stands apart. Installed by Modern Metals of Everett, WA, the product delivers a premium finish that fits the design goals of a modern residential development while offering the practical advantages developers, architects, and builders want.
Why Waterproof Aluminum Decking?
Craft-Bilt’s aluminum deck system is engineered for real-world performance. It is a waterproof deck solution that helps reduce maintenance concerns while offering a durable and attractive surface. Unlike wood and other traditional materials, it is cool to the touch, non-skid, and designed for long-term use in demanding environments.
It is also engineered for spans up to 30 inches on center, making it a strong option for residential and commercial applications. For builders and architects, that can mean more flexibility in design, fewer compromises during construction, and lower cost. For owners and residents, it means confidence in a deck system built to last.
Built for new construction
This project shows why Craft-Bilt is a smart choice for new construction and residential development. When you are building at scale, you need materials that balance appearance, installation efficiency, durability, and value. Waterproof Aluminum Decking delivers that balance.
It is especially valuable in projects where the goal is to reduce maintenance. In both the short term and the long term, aluminum decking is a cost-effective solution because it helps avoid the common problems tied to wood and composite alternatives. It is also a strong choice when builders want a system that does not require concrete or an under-decking system.
Designed for style and sustainability
Craft-Bilt Waterproof Aluminum Decking is more than practical. It is also modern and stylish, giving projects a clean look that complements today’s architecture. That makes it a natural fit for multifamily housing, mixed-use buildings, and other developments where curb appeal matters as much as performance.
The product is also part of Craft-Bilt’s commitment to sustainable decking. Manufactured in North America and tariff-free, it reflects a long-standing tradition of quality dating back to 1946. For builders, architects, and developers who value domestic manufacturing and dependable supply, that is an important advantage.
A better fit for the Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest demands materials that can handle moisture, changing weather, and long-term exposure without constant upkeep. Craft-Bilt Waterproof Aluminum Decking is well suited to that environment. It offers the kind of durability and low maintenance that make it a practical solution for projects throughout North America.
Whether the project is your own home or a large residential community, the product delivers the same core benefits: beauty, strength, safety, and performance. That flexibility is part of what makes it such a compelling choice for architects, builders, developers, and homeowners.
Sincere thanks to Pulte Homes and Modern Metals for helping to fulfill Craft-Bilt’s vision to Bring America Outside™. Projects like 25 Degrees by Pulte Homes in Kenmore, WA show how the right materials and the right partners can create spaces that are both beautiful and built to last.
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