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Decking Brands and Manufactures

  • Decking refers to Nominal 1x6 (typically 7/8"x5-1/2") exterior grade wood or non-wood material such as PVC and Composite. Decking is installed with screws or hidden fasteners to joists which are fastened to posts to concrete piers. Decking brands like TimberTech, Azek, Fiberon, Envision-Evergrain, Zuri, Deckorators, Trex, Moisture Shield, Genovations, and Geodeck have been used on decks in the Kansas City area for decades. Innovations in recent years have given us better recycling methods, more aesthetic grain patterns, more natural color variation, better warranties, and easier installation.

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Azek (PVC Decking)

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has a real-wood look, without the drawbacks. Using a "capped polymer" their unique "Alloy Armour Technology" (AAT), which gives excellent protection. Azek's attention to detail and beauty have made it a go-to decking for high-end customers, who are looking for the best.

         

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        TimberTech (Capped Composite Decking)

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          TimberTech decking has the looks of real wood but is far tougher. In many aspects such as weight, grain, and density, TimberTech resembles hardwood decking. Unlike many capped composite products on the market, TimberTech uses a proprietary blend to cap their boards on all four sides, and in the grooves.

           

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          Fiberon (Capped Composite, and PVC Decking)

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            Fiberon Capped Composite Decking is a high-performance and environmentally friendly alternative to wood. Similar to a hardwood decking, Fiberon gives the look, without the expensive maintenance. With a large pallet of colors and finishes, Fiberon has a product for your style. Fiberon is one of the Greenest Decking manufactures, using up to 94% recycled plastic - Fiberon Recycling

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              Envision (Capped Composite Decking)

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              Evergrain Envision is a great looking capped composite decking with three new lines: Distinction, Inspiration, and Expression. Tamko has been producing Classic Evergain for years and brings a new wave of style and class to the capped decking market. Envision decking was created as a vibrant extremely durable option, with natural beauty, with a name people trust.

               

               

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              Zuri: (PVC Decking)

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              Zuri is undoubtedly the most realistic non-wood decking available. How do they do it? Well - they literally take actual photos of hardwood planks, then etch the pictures into the face of their PVC Deck Boards. So how does it turn out? Awesome! Extremely life-like, with a dense, hard surface. No staining needed for what looks like a real hardwood deck! Zuri has 5 profile options, explore them here.

               

              • 1"x6" Deck Manufactures such as Azek, TimberTech, Fiberon, Envision, and Zuri produce quality wood-like decking without the need to stain. PVC and Composite Decking is easy-to-maintain, long-lasting, durable, comfortable to walk on, and will not splinter. Use PVC and Capped Composite Decking around your pool, under a pergola, in the backyard, or under your covered porch.

              For more information on decking availabilities, give our office a call.

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