Co-Extrusion Capped HDPE Panel UV Stable Waterproof Composite Wood Board

co-extrusion capped HDPE panel UV stable waterproof composite wood boardProduct information: Material composition60% Wood+ 30% HDPE+ 10% AdditivesProduct profilesHollow (square/ round holes structure) or solidSurface treatmentsSanding, Embossing, Brushing, SmoothProduct finishesOnline embossed/ Co-extruded/ ClassicAvailable lengths2.2m/ 2.9m/ 3.6m or CustomizedPopular sizes140x20mm, 140x23mm, 146x24mm, 146x25mm, 150x25mmPopular colorsTeak, Grey, Brown, CoffeeApproximate loading qty800-1000 sqm/ 1x20ft containerApplicationsCommercial or personal, home and garden, LandscapingAdavtanges over timberLong life span, eco friendly, recyclableMore product details: 1.  Made of recycled plastic (HDPE) and wood or powder, plus non-hazardous chemical additives such as anti-UV agent, light stabilizer, lurbicant, culping agent and etc, our Composite decking board gives any decking a fantastically clean and professional finish.2. Designed against fading has anti mildew properties and is anti slip even when wet. The full bodied colour means that the decking can be sanded down like traditional wood whilst maintaining its original colour.3. Profiles adjustable, lengths adjustable, colors adjustable, surface treatment adjustable4. Treads on surface of our WPC decking boards provide a choice of desirable, tough anti-slip surfaces. The vivid wood grain look makes it more natural to see and feel. The boards have self-cleaning anti mildew construction and require virtually no maintenance for their life.5. Easy intallation and cost efficiencyFAQ:1. What's WPC?  All over the world, people are opting for composite decking over conventional timber decks. It is fast becoming the preferred choice in construction industry. But what is composite (WPC) decking, and why is it experiencing such a huge boost in popularity? WPC is short for Wood Plastic Composite. The combination of the raw materials are mostly 30% recycledplastic (HDPE) and 60% wood powder, plus 10% additives such as anti-UV agent, lubricant, light stabilizerand etc.Unlike traditional timber planks, which are harvested from forests and shaped into lengths of wood to be distributed at a factory outlet and later installed in your homes, composite decking is a completely man made product - meaning it has much less impact on the environment.Your typical composite plank is comprised of wood fibres, plastics, and bonding agents. The mixture is heated into a liquefied form, moulded into planks, and cooled. This process hardens the elements in the mixture into a single unit that serves in the place of a traditional wooden plank.Composite boards require far less maintenance than wooden decking, while offering an authentic timber appearance with realistic wood-grain effects that effortlessly trick the eye into thinking they're the real thing.2. What's the process to make WPC decking?(a) Mix raw materials according to certain formula, then make them into pellets.(b) By extrusion machine and mold, shape the products in customized profile and size.(c) Do surface treatment such as sanding or embossing, then cut the WPC decking by requested length before package.3. What are the benefits to use composite decking?(a) Composite decking is waterproof, fire retardant, UV resistant, anti-slip, maintenance free and durable.(b) Its profiles, lengths, colors, surface treatments are adjustable.(c) It's easy to install and cost efficient.(d) Since the raw materials are recycled, the product itself is eco-friendly.One huge advantage that composite decking has over conventional wooden decking is that it requires very little in maintenance.The plastic component found in a composite board means that it isn't susceptible to wood rot, dampness and pests. Unlike a wooden plank, they don't need to be treated, sealed, stained or painted, and aren't at risk of twisting and warping due to sun exposure or water absorption. Furthermore, they won't fade like timber decking does should they experience exposure to these elements.Composite decks will never crack and splinter, meaning they're generally safer to walk on with bare feet, compared to wooden decks which might leave you with a nasty sliver of wood in your soles.In addition to this, composite boards absorb very little water. They are slip resistant and have more traction than a wooden board underfoot when they're wet, meaning they're highly suitable for installation around pools and other wet areas.Thanks to their composition, the composite decking will also serve the homeowner for a much longer period of time, typically outlasting a wooden deck by up to 5-10 years in the lifespan department, with some ranges even coming with a 15-25 year guarantee warranty insuring the investment of your money in this product.It is true that the initial outlay for a composite deck is slightly more expensive than that of a wooden deck, but what you fork out in the short term will virtually pay for itself in the long term, because composite decks require nothing in terms of m