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Outdoor Composite Decking Product Details

Over the past few years, composite decking has become more and more popular. It is quickly becoming an outdoor "must-have" for homes and businesses everywhere. Composite decking is a good alternative to traditional wood flooring. It looks like real wood and is easy to take care of.
 

There are two different kinds of composite decking on the market right now. Composite decking that doesn't have a cap is also called the first generation of composite decking. The second generation of composite decking is capped composite decking. Both are made by pushing together recycled plastic and wood fiber in a process called extrusion. The difference is that capped composite decking has a polymer shell around it to protect it.


 

Composite decking for the outdoors is a great choice for decking projects. Capped composite is durable and very resistant to rotting, chipping, and warping, just like other high-quality composite decking materials. But high-end deck builders are more likely to use capped composite decking, which has a protective polymer shell. Because of this, capped composite decking is more resistant to mold, water, and fading, on top of all the other benefits of composites. Because of this, capped composite decking costs a bit more.
 

COOWIN® capped composite decking has a tough polymer shield that goes all the way around the core and covers it from every angle. The core is made of wood fibers, PE polymers, and other materials. COOWIN composite decking lasts longer than wood and is safer. You can trust any product made by COOWIN® that is made of composite decking. We will build you a high-quality outdoor deck that is much better than a deck made of wood.

Outdoor Composite Decking Specification

Capped vs Uncapped Outdoor Composite Decking

Composite decking with capped edges is an upgraded version of the original product. Composite decking with a polymer shell and a deep 3D embossed wood finish is more advanced than the first generation of uncapped composite decking. The soft porous core is protected by large, stiff molecules, which reduce water absorption and extend the decking's lifespan. Composite products also benefit from the cleaner, more appealing finish that can be achieved using this method.
 

For the first few months, the color of first-generation composite wood decking fades slightly, but after that, it stays the same. Capped composite decking is more resistant to fading and staining because of its polymer shell. Capped composite decking, on the other hand, has a high level of slip resistance. However, compared to uncapped composite decking, it has a lower level of slip resistance. The polymer (plastic) shell of its protective shell makes it a little more slippery. Uncovered composite decking is a great option if you need a deck with a high level of slip resistance. More traction is provided by 3D wood grain or grooves in composite decking.
 

Its polymer shell adds to the durability, scratch, and abrasion resistance of Capped composite decking as well. UV inhibitors are also included in the capping. Thus, it is more durable than the first generation of composite lumber decking. In terms of environmental friendliness and overall home value, there's no better composite decking material than either the capped or uncapped composite decking. If you're planning to build an outdoor living area, keep this in mind. COOWIN has more resources at its disposal to assist you.

Advantages of Outdoor Composite Decking

You may already know some of the benefits of composite decking trim boards. But it might not cover everything, so let's find out what the pros of composite decking are.
 

1. It needs almost no maintenance. Instead of needing regular maintenance as wood decks do, composite decks only need to be cleaned. This will save you a lot of time and money on repairs and upkeep. This is one of the best things about using composite decking.

2. Simple to clean. People who like to live outside often leave food scraps, oil stains, and other things on their outdoor decks. When these things get spilled on wood decks, they can be hard to clean up. Composite decking, on the other hand, can be cleaned with just a rag and some soapy water.

3. Protection in every way. Capped composite decking has full protection all the way around the board, even in the small curved and grooved spots.

4. There are a lot of colors and finishes. Most companies that make composite decking offer a wide range of colors. You can even change the surface and color of your deck to suit your needs, just like with COOWIN. This is the basis for making a unique design for an outdoor deck.

5. Excellent insect protection. Termites and other pests that are bad for your health and safety will often eat away at the wood in your home. Termites and other pests won't be a problem if you use composite materials.

6. No harmful chemicals. Composites don't need to be treated with chemicals to make them waterproof, repel insects, or stop corrosion. So, composite materials are really good for the environment and aren't dangerous.

7. No need to paint or stain. Composite decorative panels don't fade as much as other types. You don't have to paint the solid composite deck every few years because of this.

8. Long service life. The long life of composite materials is ensured by how well they work. And a longer service life means that you can get more out of it.

 

Outdoor Composite Decking Free Samples

You may still have a lot of worries about a new building material that is becoming very popular. That's no big deal! You can get free samples of composite decking from us. You can choose the product you want, and we'll cut it to the length you need. This will help you understand what our products are all about.
 

Along with samples of composite decking, we can also give you fasteners that match the decking. Like hidden fasteners in composite decking, etc. Our product brochure is a must, of course. This brochure has a lot of information about the COOWIN brand, its products, and how they are installed.

Outdoor Composite Decking Maintenance FQA

Q1: Is your decking maintenance-free?

A: COOWIN decking requires far lower maintenance than wood decking, but does require some maintenance to keep it looking good throughout the years, much like washing your car. So a periodic cleaning with a jack wash and soap water is recommended, which is necessary to maintain the beauty of your deck.

Q2: Is your product stain-resistant?

A:All COOWIN composite products are stain-resistant with warranty (see COOWIN warranty for details). Most stains commonly encountered such as mustard and ketchup will wash away easily within 7 days. More stubborn stains can be washed off with the mild cleaner.

Q3: Dose your decking need regular maintenance?

A: COOWIN composite decking is designed for a low-maintenance experience. But to keep your deck to look great, you are advised to clean your deck at least twice a year by jack wash with mild soap and water.

Q4: How do I clean my deck?

A: For general cleaning, sweeping with broom, or jack washing with mild soap water works.

For pollen, organic debris, dirt or stains, mild household detergent dilluted with water is recommended.

Always keep your deck from chemicals.

Q5: Can I use salt to melt ice on my decking?

A: Most products with calcium chloride or rock salt can be used to melt ice and snow on COOWIN composite decking. These products may leave a white residue which can be cleaned by brushing with mild soapy water.

Care should be taken when removing snow or ice from your deck to avoid damaging the deck surface. We recommend to use plastic shovels, instead of metal or shar edged tools. Do not use ice melt with an added colorant, for the dyes can stain your composite decking. Never use sand on COOWIN composite decking, because sand abrasion can grind into the decking and permanently damage the surface.

Q6: Do I need to place something on furniture legs to protect my decking from scratches?

A: Yes. We recommend to use protective plastic, rubber, or felt leg pads on furniture and other items to help protect the surface of your deck. COOWIN composite decking is scratch-resistant, but these easy extra steps can provide additional protection.