The Sustainable Decking Co.
Composite deck builders, creating beautiful spaces
Our decision to build using only sustainable materials, ensures every effort is made to help preserve our environment. Not one tree has been harvested to manufacture any of the decking boards we use, and our sub-floor materials (pine) comes from only sustainable forests that are constantly regenerated.
The Sustainable Decking Company only uses capped composite decking boards. These boards are made from either recyclable material such as WPC (wood plastic composite) or manufactured recycled composites such as PVC, or polyurethane. A polymer cap covers the WPC boards, Alloy Armour is used to cap the PVC range and the polyurethane board has a unique Lastane layer.
The Sustainable Decking Company can help you chose the most suitable product for your project. We ONLY use proven composite decking products such as Timbertech/Azek, Trex and Millboard that have a long history and are proven performers in the field, not just on paper. As the old adage goes, “you get what you pay for”.
BOARD TYPES
Click on the images below to choose the board and colour of your choice.
Once you have decided what best suits your area, give us a call and we can pop out with some samples.
Timbertech/AZEK
MILLBOARD
TREX
BENEFITS FROM CHOOSING COMPOSITE
Environmentally friendly, Low carbon footprint, green products.
Low maintenance products, No sanding, oiling or staining required. Lifestyle product.
Cost effective over time = zero maintenance costs.
Termite resistant.
Splinter free.
Stain resistant.
Warranty 25-50 years depending on the product, (see individual websites for details).
Not every deck costs the same,
here are a few reasons why
1
Size of your project.
2
Choice of materials.
3
Deck height.
4
Is excavation required?
5
Is handrail required and what type of handrail?
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Do you requires steps, are they an open or closed tread?
20 years of experience building decks
“Without sounding arrogant, the reality is you don’t last long in any industry, build relationships, gain trust, and remain if you don’t do the right thing. I’ve been doing this for over 20 years, and all the above doesn’t just happen, it takes hard work and ethical standards need to be maintained”, say Mark.
Being asked to be an inaugural board member for AHDRA (Australian Deck & Handrail Association) Mark sees as one of his greatest achievements.
“It was a great honour”, says Mark. Helping to pave the way for the next generation of deck builders is something l am very passionate about and take great responsibility in doing so”.
OUR PROJECTS
