Five Colour Options
Color:Dark grey, brown, coffee, chocolate, teak or customized for you
MOQ: 300 square meters
Density: 1.56kg/m
Advantage:
Natural wood looking and feeling
100% recyclable and eco-friendly
Anti-UV and color stability
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Waterproof and moisture-proof. Fundamental solution to the problem of wood products on the humid and watery environment after absorbing water and moisture is easy to rot, swelling and deformation, can be used to the traditional wood products can not be applied to the environment.
Wood plastic co-extrusion is a new type of composite material that has flourished in recent years at home and abroad, referring to the use of polyethylene, polypropylene and polyvinyl chloride, instead of the usual resin adhesives, mixed with more than 35%-70% of wood flour, rice husk, straw and other waste plant fibres to form new wood materials, and then extruded, moulded, injection moulded and other plastic processing processes to produce panels or profiles.
It is mainly used in the building materials, furniture and logistics packaging industries. The plastic and wood powder is mixed in a certain proportion and then formed by hot extrusion, called extruded plastic wood co-extruded composite panels.
Which composite deck board is right for you?
Take your pick from Tercel range of five composite deck boards, of which come in the six most popular colours (grey, teak, chocolate, charcoal and antique). Choose the affordable hollow Essential range, our traditional solid composite Classic range, or upgrade to our second-generation composite decking planks: the hollow capped composite Advanced range or the solid capped Deluxe range composite decking board.
All of our composite decking boards are more durable and longer-lasting than traditional wood. It’s all low maintenance – with no need for painting or staining. Made from an advanced formula of wood fibres and plastic, it looks and feels natural underfoot, but unlike wood, Tercel composite decking boards are resistant to costly problems such as warpage, mould, insect damage and rot.
