WhyTimberTech?

5 Reasons to choose TimberTech Composite Decking

1. Low Maintenance Compared to Timber Decking

   Because TimberTech resists sun and water damage, it maintains its colour and beauty for years. You do not need to paint, stain or seal it – a burden required each year with traditional timber decking. And, because it resists weathering and warping, you won't need to replace rotting or uneven boards. This saves you time and money over the life of your deck and fence. Caring for TimberTech is easy and will keep it looking new year after year.


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2. TimberTech Resists Heating and Fading

   Whichever TimberTech colour you choose, it will stay rich, vibrant and naturally beautiful for years to come – with virtually no maintenance. Your deck will also stay cool to the touch – even on the hottest summer days. The highly reflective colour pigments we use in our composite decking resist heating and fading in the sun.

3. Safety

   TimberTech offers products that meet the Disabilities Act standards in the USA for slip-resistant walking surfaces, and unlike traditional wood, TimberTech decking is splinter-free. So at home, you can relax and kick off your shoes. At your business, you'll feel better about doing more to keep your customers safe. And because TimberTech's surface also resists water damage, it's slip-resistant and therefore ideal for pool decks and Spa Surrounds.

4. Durability

   Traditional timber decks can be beautiful – but not for long. Wet springs, hot summers and cold winters quickly take their toll, leaving your timber deck splintered and warped. Our composite decking is made from a patented process that results in superior, consistent, low-maintenance material. We're so confident of its durability that we back it with a limited 25-year residential warranty.

5. Increases the Value of Your Home

   TimberTech not only adds value to your lifestyle, it adds value to your home. When you add a TimberTech composite deck – or use it to replace a wooden deck – you’ll recoup much of your investment when you sell your home. Remodelling Magazine’s 2007 Cost Vs. Value Report estimates a national average of nearly 80% returns on investment for deck additions*. In some areas, the return is close to 100%. To maximise your return, use a non-rectangle design, and make your deck an extension of your living space.