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: Use rot-resistant woods like Cedar or Redwood , or budget-friendly Pressure-Treated Pine . For a stone-like feel, you can also use Fiberglass Polymer wraps .
Before you start, check your existing post for signs of from the beam; if the structural integrity is compromised, you should replace the post entirely rather than just covering it. nvrm01027.jpg
: Use base cap or panel molding at the top and bottom to hide gaps and add a decorative, "substantial" look. : Use rot-resistant woods like Cedar or Redwood
: Measure the height and width of your existing post. You will need four boards. Two should match the post's width, and the other two should be the width of the post plus the thickness of the first two boards to ensure they overlap and cover the edges. : Use base cap or panel molding at
