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25-Year Fade & Stain Warranty and 25-Year Limited Product Warranty

TimberTech decking is engineered the right way – to last. Coverage includes a 25-Year Limited Product Warranty and a 25-Year Limited Fade & Stain Warranty.

30-Year Fade & Stain Warranty and 30-Year Limited Product Warranty

TimberTech decking is engineered the right way – to last. Coverage includes a 30-Year Limited Product Warranty and a 30-Year Limited Fade & Stain Warranty, which are the best among leading manufacturers.

50-Year Fade & Stain Warranty and Lifetime Limited Product Warranty

TimberTech decking is engineered the right way – to last. Coverage includes a Limited Lifetime Product Warranty and a 50-Year Limited Fade & Stain Warranty, which are the best among leading manufacturers.

Multiple Widths Available

Standard width decking is not the standard anymore. Choose a narrow (3.5″), standard (5.5”), or wide (7.25″) width boards to add a touch of the unexpected.

Best Slip Resistance

With better slip resistance than many competitive composite products, you get improved traction and fewer falls with this decking.

Class-A Flame Spread

This rating is awarded after undergoing a rigorous test that measures flame growth on modern building products. Class A is the same category as cement.

Available in MAX (1.5” Thick)

These boards are up to 1/2″ thicker than standard boards and offer wider spans. These boards are perfect for docks, boardwalks, and many commercial applications.

3-Sided Capped Composite

Made of a wood composite core covered by a strong, weather-resistant cap. The synthetic cap is moisture and mold resistant – offering a more durable alternative to wood.

4-Sided Capped Composite

Made of a wood composite core covered by a synthetic cap that covers the entire board including the backside and extending into the grooves to prevent moisture damage.

Capped Polymer (PVC)

Our capped polymer decking is made from completely synthetic materials, meaning there are no organic fibers that mold can latch onto for long-lasting looks and performance.

Full Profile

Full profile boards are standard in decking. They’re the type of board that typically comes to mind when you think of a traditional 2-by-4.

Scalloped

Scalloped boards have routed channels along the underside of the board so that less material is used – and the cost is kept down without compromising structural integrity.