Composite Decking
Composite decking is largely made from 2 components - wood scraps which are recycled and plastic. They look similar to traditional wood planks. Traditionally, they came in plank forms but now they are also available in tiles.
Composite decks need limited painting and sealing as they are highly resistant to warping, termites, and bugs. Furthermore, they do not mould or rot. The resistant nature increases the durability of the decks. Safety is another parameter as they are slip proof and have splinter free surface. They provide better value than wooden decks on resale of the property making them an interesting addition to the lifestyle.
Manufacturers provide solutions for composite decking in New Zealand with a variety of colour selection along with other options like handrail and gates. It does cost more than the lumber initially but is more economical in the long run. Pressure treated materials come out to be less costly in the long run, as all the maintenance is discounted. With a minimum of cleaning requirement in the form only a good scrub, the maintenance is also absolutely hassle-free.
They are very environment friendly and essay efficient use of resources as mostly recycled materials like wood scraps (mill waste and old pallets) and recycled plastic is used in their composition.
The comfort is unparalleled with the manufactures sending the composite lumbar as a finished product and there is no need to sand, paint or stain the material. The material is complete with UV resistant finishing to prevent sun damage.
Composite decking is largely made from 2 components - wood scraps which are recycled and plastic. They look similar to traditional wood planks. Traditionally, they came in plank forms but now they are also available in tiles.
Composite Decking |
Composite decks need limited painting and sealing as they are highly resistant to warping, termites, and bugs. Furthermore, they do not mould or rot. The resistant nature increases the durability of the decks. Safety is another parameter as they are slip proof and have splinter free surface. They provide better value than wooden decks on resale of the property making them an interesting addition to the lifestyle.
Manufacturers provide solutions for composite decking in New Zealand with a variety of colour selection along with other options like handrail and gates. It does cost more than the lumber initially but is more economical in the long run. Pressure treated materials come out to be less costly in the long run, as all the maintenance is discounted. With a minimum of cleaning requirement in the form only a good scrub, the maintenance is also absolutely hassle-free.
They are very environment friendly and essay efficient use of resources as mostly recycled materials like wood scraps (mill waste and old pallets) and recycled plastic is used in their composition.
The comfort is unparalleled with the manufactures sending the composite lumbar as a finished product and there is no need to sand, paint or stain the material. The material is complete with UV resistant finishing to prevent sun damage.