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To build an 8x8 deck using 2x6 boards, you need to determine the number of boards required for both the frame and the decking. For the decking, an 8x8 deck has 64 square feet; with each 2x6 board covering about 5.5 inches in width (or 0.46 feet), you would need approximately 14 boards for the surface. Additionally, you’ll need extra boards for the framing, which might add a few more depending on your design. In total, around 15-20 boards should suffice for a basic structure, but this can vary based on specific design and spacing.
depends on your spacing, 16" on center or 24" check your local building codes...and what your deck application is..Are you using a composite decking or wood..Couple of variables play into this...------------------------------------I'll Play:Assuming 16" on center...If you are using 8 foot 2x6's you will need 19.If you are using 12 foot 2x6's over lapping 1 foot to make the 23" and supported along the center of the room you will need 14.For 12" on center: 24(8ft) or 18(12ft)For 24" on center: 13(8ft) or 10(12ft)Note: depending on design/support, 2X6 may not be big enough for code (or safety).
If the temperature dropped 2 degrees Fahrenheit every hour for 6 hours, the temperature would change 12 degrees. You multiply 2x6 to get the answer of 12.