composite decking

Composite decking takes the best qualities of wood and plastic. Using hardwood flour offers the most strength, over softwood flour, although coming in at a higher cost. This combined with a high-density plastic makes composite decking stronger than hardwood.
Composite decking products are popular because of their reliability, durability and finish. The wood flour element of our production process ensures that we can provide customers with all the beauty of a natural wood grain appearance though without any of the maintenance and upkeep dependencies that come attached to traditional materials.

Purchasing composite decking for your home, property or workplace can sometimes be a sizeable investment depending on the size of the area you want to cover. It lasts much longer! As it is a plastic product, composite decking will not rot or decay, meaning its durability will hold throughout the years.
As well as this, it will look nice all year round, which makes the composite decking a more aesthetically pleasing choice. It’s more slip-resistant! As composite is a part plastic product, mildew and mould do not grow on its surface. Making composite decking more resistant to causing slips and falls.

Composite decking may be more expensive initially, but over time, it can be a more cost-effective option than timber decking with substantially less maintenance. Taking into account the upkeep of timber, which includes staining the wood and regularly stripping the wood, composite decking has very little upkeep costs. It is a high quality, durable product, including everything down to the composite decking fixings. These are designed to withstand all weather conditions, giving you peace of mind that your decking has structural integrity and far less ability to degrade, leaving you with more time to wind down and relax.