Premium Composite Decking
Our Premium Composite Decking range features a double-faced option that boasts both a woodgrain and grooved option to one board. It has a unique composition to replicate wood without the maintenance and hazards of a traditional timber deck. It’s designed to be maintenance-free, safe, easy to install, and environmentally friendly.
Composite decking is perfect for private homes, parks, recreational centres, caravan and camping sites. It can be installed at any time of the year, although we would advise installation during the spring.
We offer a 10-year guarantee on all Triton composite decking. It is available in 5 different colours, along with a range of matching accessories.
Durability
The material has improved durability over its alternatives due to the plastic containment. Designed to be durable, this material’s blend and finish make it resistant to the factors that reduce the life of wood decking.
WPC decking resists fading, staining, scratching and mould. It is so durable that we offer a 10-year guarantee against splitting, rotting, cracking and decay.
Low Maintenance
With WPC decking, you never need to worry about sanding, staining or painting. The occasional soap-and-water clean is all that’s required to maintain the decking for decades.
However, it is worth mentioning that composite decking has the potential to show water stains and, although they do tend to disappear after experiencing rain, they may require a more focused clean in hotter weather as the stains can become more obvious.
Sustainable
TRITON composite decking is made from eco-friendly materials. This composite material is made to last and has many of the properties of a wood decking without the environmental impact.
Many WPC decking solutions are composed of recycled materials or products that have been made from sustainably sourced resources.
Cost-Effective
Composite Decking is more expensive than wood. However, it requires a lot less maitenance has virtually no upkeep cost and continues to look great year after year.
