What's New at GAPCAP™
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FasciaCap™ now comes in white — in 90°, 45°, and 0° — for a clean, bright finish from edge to edge.
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Hand-cut miters, neglected fascia, exposed end grain, board gaps, hardware finishes, rushed sealant — and what to do instead.
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Multi-level zones, a cohesive color story, built-ins, and a finished underside — plus the corner details that pull it all together.
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The complete guide to why deck corners open with the seasons, why it matters, and how to close them for good — on new and existing decks.
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Why deck boards get longer in summer and shorter in winter — and why that cycle opens your corners.
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Composite isn't immune — both materials move with the seasons. Here's how each behaves and why both need capping.
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An open corner isn't only an eyesore — it collects water and debris that hold moisture where you don't want it.
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No tear-out required. How to retrofit a deck you already have — cut the channel, seat the cap, fasten, finish.
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Get the picture-frame look without chasing an impossible seam — cover the miter with a cap made for the angle.
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Four new additions to the GAPCAP™ family — so that no matter how your deck is designed, there's a GAPCAP™ solution built for it.
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Both the TopCap and FasciaCap lines are now protected by U.S. Design Patents — securing the innovation behind GAPCAP™'s decking solution.
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GAPCAP™ has signed an agreement with Carter Lumber's corporate office, opening the door for any Carter Lumber location nationwide to carry GAPCAP™ products.
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Before GAPCAP™ had a track record or a patent, Jeff at Frontier Lumber made room on his shelves for it. This is a thank-you to the retailer who said yes first.
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From a garage prototype to a patented product: how a 16-year deck builder's frustration with corner gaps became GAPCAP™.
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