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The Benefits of Garden Decking

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Wood decking is a great addition to any garden design. It has a natural, appealing appearance that complements many different architectural styles and garden designs. It also has a softer feel than concrete or paved areas. Paint your decking in a fresh palette that matches the tones of nearby fences and furniture. This creates a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Cost-effective Adding a deck to your garden is a cost-effective way to create a new area for outdoor eating, a summer barbecue or even a play space. It is also a great way to level out a sloped garden. In addition, it will add to the value of your home if you decide to sell it in the future. Natural timber decking looks great and is available in many species, including pressure-treated softwood. It can be grooved or smooth, whichever best suits your garden design idea. Grooved decking resembles floorboards and makes a good choice for garden rooms where you want to create a seamless indoor-outdoor link. To soften the look of

Composite Decking – A Great Choice For Homeowners Looking to Maximize Their Outdoor Living Space

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Composite decking is a great choice for homeowners looking to maximize their outdoor living space. It offers the look of natural wood but requires less maintenance and upkeep than real wood. Modern, high-quality composite materials are often capped with protective PVC to protect the boards from moisture damage. This prevents stains, mold and other moisture-related problems. Durability Composite decking is strong enough to stand up to years of exposure to the elements. It doesn’t splinter, warp or crack after a freeze and thaw cycle, and it’s resistant to fading from the sun’s UV rays. It’s important to note that no decking is completely maintenance-free, however. All types of decking need regular cleaning to prevent buildup of dirt, leaves and debris that can trap moisture and cause mold and mildew. In addition, it’s also a good idea to wash your deck twice a year and remove ice in the winter to avoid slippery conditions. Choosing capped composite will help to keep your deck lo

ModWood – An Eco-Friendly Alternative to Timber

ModWood is an eco-friendly wood composite decking that comes in a variety of colours and finishes. The 137 x 23mm wide board looks like timber but requires almost zero maintenance. It is also moisture-resistant and can resist swelling and warping. ModWood is made with Australia in mind and is tried and tested to suit our climate. It even has a special flame shield board that is suitable for high risk level bushfire areas up to BAL40. Durability ModWood is an eco-friendly alternative to timber, made from recycled wood waste and plastics. Its durable surface is termite resistant and splinter-proof, making it suitable for outdoor living spaces. Its natural appearance is enhanced by its ability to withstand harsh Australian weather conditions, without the need for painting or staining. Its deep embossed finish reflects the colour and grain of natural timbers. The 137mm wide boards are also slip-resistant, making them ideal for commercial decks or areas with high foot traffic. ModWood

Ring’s End Offers TimberTech Decking

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Whether you’re building a new deck or replacing an old one, choosing the right materials will help ensure that your project is a success. Ring’s End is proud to offer TimberTech composite and PVC decking products. Their Vintage and Legacy Collections feature complex coloring inspired by reclaimed wood, with classic cathedral graining and heavy wire-brush texture. Both have a polymer cap that protects the boards from moisture damage. Durability With a lifetime limited product warranty and up to 50-year staining and fade warranties, TimberTech decks offer real value. That’s especially true if you consider how much time and money a traditional wood deck typically needs for upkeep over its lifetime. Unlike traditional wood, which can be prone to rot and insect damage, TimberTech’s capped composite materials resist these issues, extending the lifespan of your deck. This is particularly important in San Luis Obispo’s challenging climate, where weather conditions can cause significant d

PVC Decking – An Alternative to Wood and Composite Products

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PVC decking is gaining popularity among homeowners who are seeking an alternative to wood or composite products. Unlike traditional and some composites, capped pvc is completely free of organic material, making it impervious to mold and mildew. Both pvc and composite should be intermittently swept or hosed down to remove debris and dirt build-up, but this should not be as frequent as with natural wood. Versatility While composites offer incredible design versatility, PVC offers a clean and sleek look of its own. It can be manufactured to look like wood or even stone, allowing you to create a deck that is uniquely yours. PVC decking is also mold-resistant. Because it doesn’t contain organic material, rot, mildew and insects won’t thrive in your backyard oasis. Unlike composite, which requires structural wood supports, a PVC deck is self-supporting and can be built on ground that is not level or graded. The plastic polymers also make it up to 30% lighter than woods and competitive