Squarespace V5 Site Server v5.13.594-SNAPSHOT-1 (http://www.squarespace.com)http://ronhoehn.com/picture/Keiths%20good%20side?pictureId=2260489<p>Where the ramp extends into the ground</p>http://ronhoehn.com/picture/framed?pictureId=2260487<p>This is the frame completed and a pretty good view of the post bases I used to float the deck on 3/4 PT plywood.</p>http://ronhoehn.com/picture/Detail?pictureId=2260488<p>The use of hangers where needed</p>http://ronhoehn.com/picture/Decked?pictureId=2260490<p>Deck surface on and ready for rails</p>http://ronhoehn.com/picture/View%20of%20deck?pictureId=2260491<p>I didn't take the camera the day I put the rails on as it rained on me just as I finished. Maybe I'll get back there this year and visit them and see how the ramp is working out.</p>http://ronhoehn.com/picture/2009%20les%27s%20ramp.jpg?pictureId=3728978<p>The little black strips are 3M friction tape for safety and added traction when pushing a wheel chair</p>http://ronhoehn.com/picture/2009%20les%27s%20ramp%20angle.jpg?pictureId=3728979<p>This is a very simple floating design, that sits on PT plywood feet so it doesn't sink into the ground and can be dis-assembled easily and removed later. Les was ambitious enough to do the staining and then we added 3M friction strips for extra traction.</p>