What Can I Do With My Underdeck?

Do you have a raised deck? Are you taking advantage of all of that wonderful space beneath it?

If you’re not, then you’ve come to the right place for underdeck design ideas.

Turn Your Underdeck Into a Storage Shed!

Though it may not be the most glamorous idea, you can go a long way with a well-crafted storage shed.

The nice thing about using the space beneath your deck is that your shed won’t have to take up space in your yard or harm the view.

It will be nicely tucked away and hidden, while still being easily accessible to grab anything you might need.

Turn your Underdeck Into a Screened Porch!

A screened in porch can be the perfect underdeck design idea.

That is to say that you can spend warm, sunny days lounging on top and rainy days below. If you’re the kind of person that loves to feel the breeze while they lounge, then you will probably enjoy this option a lot.

Dine in Style Beneath Your Deck.

Similarly to the porch is the idea to keep a dining area under your deck. It will be covered and shady for hot days when you need a break, but what may make it more practical than a dining area on the deck are the arches.

Underdecks offer several arches that you can utilize to customize your space more specifically.

For example, you can place curtains and mesh around your arches to keep mosquitoes and other critters at bay while you relax.

You can also string lighting fixtures through your arches to keep your party going all night long.

For More Underdeck Design Ideas and More, Call on North American Deck and Patio!

North American Deck and Patiohas been offering 25 years of Maryland deck installation and we would be proud to extend our superb craftsmanship to you.

When you’re ready to invest in your custom deck, wall, porch, gazebo, fence, or patio just give us a call at 866.535.1961, today!

“Jim at North American patio and deck's came up with the most ingenious way of utilizing our small very slanted very water drained environment and turned it into a virtual oasis. Making this deck the envy of all our ambitions and gem for the community.”

– C. Cross