steveoelliott Posted Saturday at 09:22 Posted Saturday at 09:22 Hi, I have somebody laying a deck on our roof terrace and I am looking for recommendations on composite decking. I had a look at some samples, one of which is Terrafuzion but I do not believe them to be of great quality albeit they are cheap. The finish on even the samples appears to be flaking off! I would like something mid to high end. It isn’t used frequently but I do want it to last. Thanks in advance.
JohnMo Posted Saturday at 11:53 Posted Saturday at 11:53 We used Ultra Decking - the premium boards, zero issues, good prices and delivery to anywhere. Ours have been down for about 3 years. As with all composite boards support is important. The photos you attached look a rubbish quality board. 2
Dave Jones Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago Don't believe the maintenance free claim on these. A neighbor has some, yes it doesnt rot and get as dirty as wood. But it does move more and need adjusting every summer after it swells up. All the nice lined up gaps are all over the place. 1
JohnMo Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 14 minutes ago, Dave Jones said: Don't believe the maintenance free claim on these. A neighbor has some, yes it doesnt rot and get as dirty as wood. But it does move more and need adjusting every summer after it swells up. All the nice lined up gaps are all over the place. All true, we also have to wash a few times a year. 1
peekay Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago I picked up a load of Millboard composite decking for free off Facebook Marketplace. About 20m². It had apparently been in place for around 15 years by the main back door and was being removed to be replaced with paving. It quite grotty with ingrained dirt and a few green bits. It cleaned up quite well with some bleach, hot water and a stiff broom. I haven't noticed any wear on it. In fact we were a few boards short when refitting it, so bought two brand new boards, and after about 6 months they blend in very well with the old stuff. On that basis, I would recommend Millboard if you want long lasting composite decking. But... Having seen the price of it when buying the two new extra boards I would probably just pave the area properly if I actually had to pay for it. 1
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