Collection: Composite Decking and PVC Decking Collections in Johnson County, KS

PVC Decking and Composite Decking are Synthetic man made deck types designed to last long do not rot don't split, and are warrantied to last
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Vintage PVC Decking Collection | Azek
Cypress Azek PVC Decking profile from Vintage Collection

Vintage PVC Decking Collection | Azek

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Cypress Cypress Mahogany Mahogany English Walnut English Walnut Dark Hickory Dark Hickory +2 View more
Landmark PVC Decking Collection | Azek
Top View multiple board selection American Walnut Azek TimberTech PVC

Landmark PVC Decking Collection | Azek

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American Walnut American Walnut Castle Gate Castle Gate French White Oak French White Oak Boardwalk Boardwalk
Harvest PVC Decking Collection | Azek
Brownstone Azek TimberTech decking top view

Harvest PVC Decking Collection | Azek

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Brownstone Brownstone Kona Kona Slate Gray Slate Gray
Legacy Composite Decking | TimberTech
Tigerwood decking profile has the most color variance and changes from a light tan to a medium brown, tigerwood legacy decking looks the part and more like real wood that some real wood.

Legacy Composite Decking | TimberTech

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Tigerwood Tigerwood Pecan Pecan Mocha Mocha Espresso Espresso +2 View more
Reserve Composite Decking | TimberTech
Reserve Collection by TimberTech has realistic reclaimed style vintage profile deck decking shwon in Dark Roast a brown decking color

Reserve Composite Decking | TimberTech

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Dark Roast Dark Roast Antique Leather Antique Leather Driftwood Driftwood Reclaimed Chestnut Reclaimed Chestnut
Terrain Composite Decking | TimberTech
Brown Oak top profile view of grain and black streaking

Terrain Composite Decking | TimberTech

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Brown Oak Brown Oak Silver Maple Silver Maple Rustic Elm Rustic Elm Sandy Birch Sandy Birch +1 View more
Prime, Prime+, and Premier Composite Decking | TimberTech
Coconut husk decking top view grain detail

Prime, Prime+, and Premier Composite Decking | TimberTech

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Dark Teak Dark Teak Maritime Gray Maritime Gray Dark Cocoa Dark Cocoa Sea Salt Gray Sea Salt Gray +1 View more
Manufactured Decking

Manufactured Decking

  • Composite Decking, or WPC Decking, often refers to Capped Composite Decking, which is designed to provide superior longevity and a wide range of textures and colors.
  • PVC Decking, or Polyvinyl Chloride Decking, is a completely plastic polymer decking solution that is also capped for added durability.
  • While PVC Decking offers a variety of benefits to builders, it tends to be more expensive than Capped Composite Decking.

PVC Decking

PVC Decking or Polyvinyl Chloride Decking is a lightweight type of synthetic decking. PVC became most popular in the late 2000s as non-capped composite was becoming less popular. PVC Decking has limitations, but is the most malleable type of man-made decking ideal for curved applications, made possible with the right tools. PVC Decking is also easier to cut and install than composites making it a favorite for some of the most elite builders in the deck industry.

Azek has the most options when it comes to PVC and has been an industry leader for years.

Fiberon has a PVC collection of decking called Paramount and is a widely variegated line with unique colors and surface texture

Composite Decking History

The introduction of Composite Decking in the 90s, made from recycled plastics and recycled or new wood fibers fused through an extrusion process radically changed the way people viewed low-maintance decks. However, early composites had a difficult time entering the market, and had some “kinks.” While the composite decking performed well, it would eventually fade and tended to absorb oils leaving colored stains on the deck. Some batches of composite decking even had problems with disintegrating, and a couple class action lawsuits gave composite decking a bad name. However, companies like Trex and Evergrain handled claims well and Evergrain, a Tamko product, is still produced and sold in select colors.

After the initial shortcomings of composite decking, manufacturers realized that with some ingredient modifications and an exterior coating of cap-stock similar to that of a golf ball, new composite boards called Capped Composite could become a great success. Indeed, that was the case. Capping the composite decking led to a truly low-maintenance deck board that was impervious to staining and fading, providing the market with exactly what it needed. Today, Capped Composite is the most common type of synthetic decking and has a wide range of textures and profiles.

Fiberon was one of the first brands to provide Capped Composite Decking and has a variety of profile options. TimberTech is another big name in Capped Composite Decking, pushing the decking market with their innovative decking profiles and offering the largest scale in composite pricing, with their top collection costing nearly double the lowest priced decking collection.

Envision is the Capped Composite Brand of Decking from Tamko, who also produces Evergrain. Envision decking has an incredibly dense coating that is highly resistant to scratching. They use a consistent grain pattern for all capped composite decking collections, with the three collections differing in price based on color variation alone.

Capped Composite Decking is a great choice and can easily be cut with a miter saw or circular saw. It also stands up well against scratching, fading, and staining. When choosing a Capped Composite Decking, be sure to compare the differences between product textures, colors, and brand warranties. Some other quality brands of Capped Composite Decking include Deckorators, Trex, and Armadillo.