140*25 No Co-extrusion Wpc Decking

Information about this product:

In a range of colors:
Our composite decking boards come in Six different shades: Redwood, Black Grey,Coffee, Teak, ,Dark Coffee and Brown, giving you a range of options to suit your tast.
Nature Wood Looking:
WPC decking is designed to look like real wood, but isn't prone to the rot and warping and splintering that could occur when you choose a wooden decking solution. Our composite decking has a long guarantee as a testimony to its high quality, making it the perfect choice for garden renovation projects.
Recycled materials :
WPC flooring is mixture of 60% wood flour and 35%high density polyethylene with the addition of 5% certain additives to improve physical, weathering and processing properties.The polyethylene used in this product is a high quality, recycled materialmade up of mainly calcium powder, plastic and compatibilizermaterial.The wood flours are also a recoveredmaterial which are processed, filtered and driedbefore being compounded with the polyethylene.The resulting product 100% recyclable.
Weather Resistant :
WPC decking is a highly effective blend of wood and plastic to provide a high-quality decking solution. They are weather protected, slip-resistant and provide a sleek finish. Choosing decking for your garden is an investment, so you'll want to make sure it lasts.
Longer Lifespan :
WPC products are a perfect alternative to traditional wood and plastic materials, as they are easy to maintain, resistant to moisture and insects, and have a longer lifespan.

FAQ

1.How long does composite decking last ?
This is depend on the type of decking you get and the amount of maintenance you put into it. Although composite decking requires less maintenance than traditional timber decking, you will still want to keep it free of debris and dirt as much as possible. Given good care and proper installation, you should expect a composite wood deck to last somewhere in the region of 10-20 years - possibly longer.

2.Is composite decking good value for money ?
It depends on the type of composite wood you opt for but generally speaking, composite decking is usually more expensive upfront. However, as the maintenance is very minimal you will find that composite decking usually works out to be cheaper. You will also save your self extra time by having smaller amounts of maintenance!

3.Should I use hollow Or solid Boards?
This depends on your budget and how you plan on using your deck. Both have positives and negatives which we will explain below;

Hollow boards - pros

As the name suggests, these boards are hollow and have channels or honeycomb spaces inside. This makes them significantly lighter than solid boards which will make transportation and installation a lot easier - especially if you are going to be working alone for the most part. 2.Hollow boards are a lot cheaper than solid boards. 3.They can be less damaged by the elements. As composite boards consist of wood they can expand and contract from heat and moisture. However, as hollow boards have more internal space to expand into, you are a lot less likely to have any warping issues.

Hollow boards - cons

Hollow boards are louder to walk on and much easier to damage. This isn't necessarily a problem if you plan on using your deck to simply sit outside for eating or relaxing. However, if you plan on having something heavy placed on top such as a hot tub, you may find boards breaking fairly regularly. This will be costly in the long run.

Solid boards - pros

.Solid boards are a lot stronger than hollow boards. This is because there is no space for them to bend and flex making them ideal for if your deck requires more strength i.e if you are planning on putting a hot tub on it, an office space, e.t.c 2.They resemble natural timber a lot more. So, if you are wanting your deck to have the aesthetic of real wood, this may be a better option for you. There are usually a variety of grain variations as well as more color choices available as well. 3.As the boards are stronger you will find maintenance a lot easier. So although you will likely pay more in upfront costs when compared to hollow boards, the maintenance costs will be very limited and therefore saving you money in the long run.

Solid boards - cons

Solid boards are significantly heavier than hollow boards. This could potentially be a problem if you are planning on transporting and installing the deck on your own. 2.They are usually more expensive than hollow boards. 3.Due to the fact that solid boards contain more wood in them than hollow ones and that there is less room to expand with heat and weather, there is a higher risk of boards warping if proper maintenance is not carried out.