Installing Composite Finish on Bar and Seating

What happens here

Composite decking boards are carefully measured and cut using a miter saw to create precise 45-degree angles for the corner joints of the bar top. These boards are then laid onto the bar frame, forming a clean and continuous surface. The host demonstrates how to achieve extremely tight seams by making slight angle adjustments on the cuts (e.g., a half-degree adjustment). He also explains the use of a carpenter's pencil as a spacer (approximately 1/2 inch) to maintain consistent gaps between the horizontal composite boards that form the face of the bar, allowing for material expansion and contraction. The boards are then screwed down using a cordless drill. The result is a seamless and aesthetically pleasing bar top and facing.

Goal: Cover the bar and built-in seating frames with composite decking boards.