Composite Decking Experts in Marbella
Installation of Exterior Decking
Our team performs installations of composite decking in the Marbella area for exterior spaces, such as terraces, swimming pools, bbq areas, stairs, walkways, and much more.
The exterior synthetic flooring is made up of PVC resins and wood particles, which means this type of product has practically zero maintenance.
Compared to traditional wood flooring, the product we use is 360 degrees encapsulated, meaning the floor is not porous.
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Composite Decking
From backyard and front decks to pool decks and patios, there are plenty of structures to put around any part of your home. When it comes to material for these home improvement projects, you have a lot of options. If you want something modern with a classic feel and plenty of advantages, turn to composite decking.
Benefits
safety
Composite materials can burn, but they require a much higher temperature than wood. Along with improved fire safety, composite is safe to walk on barefoot because it won’t splinter. The decking's hidden fasteners also allow for minimal gaps, making less of a tripping hazard than other deck materials.
longevity
Why are more and more homeowners finding composite deck material options to be the best decking material? There are actually quite a few reasons. One of the most important for homeowners is the durability of man-made decking timber. Because of their material construction, along with the capping technology, they do not rot and result in much more weather-resistant decking than you will find with ordinary wood decking material.
sustainability
Many varieties of composite lumber are made of waste wood and recycled plastic. The waste wood often comes from ground-up remnants that furniture factories and mills produce. You’ll also find recycled plastics from objects like plastic bags and milk jugs. Within every 10 square feet of composite material, there are 3,000 recycled bags and over 1,000 one-gallon jugs.
capping technology
The product we use has a 360-degree cap over the composite core, giving four sides of our boards the ultimate protection. During manufacturing, the shield and core are extruded under a high-temperature mold. With this process, there is no use of any harmful chemicals or adhesives to bind the cap to the core. As a result, your plastic-composite decking is better for the environment than other options.
Choosing the right color
The most challenging part of composite decking is choosing a style and variety for your needs. When selecting a color from the range and other design aspects, you should consider:
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Where it will go
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Who will use it
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What seasons it is for
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If it will be covered or in the shade
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What your style is
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How much you need
Think about the above to determine what style of deck suits your needs. Where it will go and if it will be covered, for example, help decide whether or not you should select a dark or light color.
If your decking will be exposed to direct sunlight for most of the day, it’s best to choose a lighter color so you can comfortably walk on the surface.
If you’d like a darker hue for your home, build your deck in a shady spot or add an awning or other covering above the deck.
Businesses won’t need to worry as much about dark versus light colors because of who will use the decking. Unless your structure is near a pool, odds are visitors won’t be stepping onto the deck barefoot. You won’t need a light color deck in the sun. Select something dark or whatever goes with your style or industry.
