Synthetic Decking

Synthetics are man-made alternatives to wood decking materials, designed with a focus on the following features:

Maintenance: High-quality synthetic materials can withstand the elements, retaining their color and integrity without preservative treatments
Eco-Friendliness: Synthetics can be made from recycled materials

Types of Synthetic Decking

Synthetic decking is a broad term that encompasses several very different products.

Composite Decking

Composite boards are made of wood fibers, plastic, and a binding agent. Pure composite decking can be vulnerable to the elements, so most composite brands are actually capped composite.

PVC Decking

PVC boards are made entirely of a type of plastic that is more durable than composite decking. Examples of PVC decking include:

TimberTech® PVC by AZEK®

Capped Composite Decking

Capped composite boards are composite boards that are wrapped in a PVC shell. The shell protects the composite underneath. Some capped composites are left open on one or more sides to prevent the shell from mushrooming or cracking during expansion. Examples of capped composite decking include:

HDPE Decking

High-density polyethelene (HDPE) decking is an all-plastic material that is stronger than PVC. Examples of HDPE decking include:

Tangent® Tandeck™ Marine Decking

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