If you live in a region that gets a lot of rain, it’s important to choose a composite decking that’s built for moisture. We like TimberTech because its wire-brushed, rough-hewn finish provides superb slip resistance, not to mention a depth of character and variegation […]
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Through proprietary technology, TimberTech material scientists have developed more sophisticated aesthetics now featuring multicolor variegation and more realistic emboss patterns for the Composite Terrain+ Collection […]
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Homeowner preferences for outdoor living spaces that transition seamlessly from their interiors is driving innovation in design and decking materials […]
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Renovating in a wildland-urban interface led contractors to seek materials that were both resilient and stylish […]
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Want the natural beauty of wood without the maintenance? TimberTech delivers with Advanced PVC decking in Weathered Teak […]
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Want the look of hardwood without the maintenance? TimberTech’s polymer decking options, like Oyster from the Porch Collection, can withstand the elements while remaining timeless […]
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TimberTech’s Advanced PVC Vintage Collection and Landmark Collection are the first in the composite decking industry to receive an Ignition Resistant designation from California’s State Fire Marshal […]
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Choosing the right material is a logical and important first step for anyone looking to build a deck. Modern decking materials have so much more to offer than traditional lumber. Manufactured products, like PVC and composite, use polymer blends and capping to improve the durability and longevity of decks […]
