Patio deck extension

Abstract

The table top portion of the patio deck extension is aligned in a row with spaces between the 4 major slats and is secured at the bottom with cross members to form a base. The sides are then mounted around the perimeter. The angled support stabilizers are mounted to the cross members on the bottom of the deck extensions platform then attached to the existing deck uprights (Ballasts). All parts are secured using screws of various lengths. The purpose of this invention is to create additional deck space; it allows the home owner to use the patio deck extension to aid in storing, servicing and entertaining without infringing on their existing deck space.

1 . A deck extension that does not interfere with the inner space of an existing patio deck, while still allowing for easy access to any and all materials that are being stored on its surface. 
   
   
       2 . The deck extension is produced using pressure treated fence board, pine, oak, cedar, plastic, vinyl, PVC, particle board, steel, aluminum and varying compositions of wood or related plank like materials. 
   
   
       3 . The deck extension is secured and fastened by using screws made of steel or galvanized and other fasteners such as nails, staples, glue, and a multitude of other types of fastening devices. 
   
   
       4 . The rear stabilizer support beams are made of pressure treated wood, pine, oak, cedar, PVC, particle board, steel, aluminum and varying compositions of wood or related plank like materials. 
   
   
       5 . The surface planks are separated to allow for drainage. 
   
   
       6 . The platform of the patio deck extension can be made out of any number of planks or as one solid piece.