Australian Capital Territory

In the Australian Capital Territory, composite decking is a top choice. It stands up well to our weather. One leading brand is Futurewood. This popular name in composite timber decking offers a 10 Year Domestic & 7 Year Commercial – Product Warranty.

Composite decking needs less care than other types of decks. It will not fade or stain, and there’s no need to paint it either! Termites don’t like this wood-plastic blend, so your deck stays safe from pests.

 

Benefits of Composite Decking

 

Composite decking offers numerous benefits to homeowners in the Australia Capital Territory. It is durable and long-lasting, requiring low maintenance while resistant to fading and staining.

Additionally, composite decking is environmentally friendly when compared to traditional timber decks.

 

Durability and longevity

 

Wood-plastic composite deck is tough. It lasts for a long time. Futurewood is a top brand in Australia and even has a 10 Year Domestic & 7 Year Commercial – Product Warranty. This shows how well it can handle our weather. The material also fights off termites.

There’s no need to worry about painting or stains either. It stands strong against all kinds of weather as well. So, it’s perfect for any garden in the Australian Capital Territory!

 

Low Maintenance

 

Composite decking is easy to look after. You don’t need to paint it or use oils. It also fights off things that can hurt it, like stains and termites. This means you have more time to enjoy your deck instead of fixing it up.

 

Image of composite deck boards, railing, and fence in Australian Capital Territory

 

Fade and Stain Resistance

 

Composite decking Canberra is great at fighting off stains. A coffee spill or some dirt won’t hurt it. Wipes clean in a snap! Fading from the sun won’t happen, either. The colour stays fresh and bright for years, even under Australia’s hot sun.

It’s perfect for gardens in the Australian Capital Territory, where the weather changes often. So, choose composite decking boards from Futurewood to keep your deck looking new!

 

 

Environmentally Friendly

 

Composite decking is kind to the earth. Incorporating recycled polyolefin sourced from post-industrial waste, rice husks, and reclaimed hardwood timber is a cornerstone of our approach. This cuts down on waste and helps save our forests. Futurewood is a popular choice in Australia and sets an example for being green.

 

Real Cost of Timber vs. Composite Decking

 

Considering the long-term costs when deciding between traditional timber and composite decking is essential.

 

Factors Timber Decking Composite Decking
Initial Cost Timber deckings, such as Merbau or Spotted Gum, tend to have a lower initial cost. Composite decking, such as Futurewood, generally has a higher upfront cost.
Maintenance Costs Timber decking requires regular upkeep, including staining and painting, which can add to the total cost over time. Composite low-maintenance decking does not require staining or painting, saving money in the long run.
Life Span A well-maintained timber deck can last for around 15 years. Composite decking can last for many years due to its durability and resistance to weather. Futurewood offers a no-fuss warranty.
Environmental Impact Timber decking can have a higher environmental impact due to deforestation. However, it depends on the source of the timber. Composite decking, made from a blend of recycled materials, is a more sustainable choice, influencing its popularity in environmentally-conscious Australia.

 

Our Composite Decking Products

 

We offer a range of composite decking products that are durable, low maintenance, and available in various colours and styles.

 

Composite decking boards with a table and chairs set in Australian Capital Territory

 

Co-extrusion Decking

 

Co-extrusion decking is a top choice for many. It uses a shield that wraps the core of the deck board. This makes it safe from stains, bugs, and weather. The layer also gives an extra touch of colour and style.

Our brand provides this kind of board. It can last in Australia’s harsh weather because it won’t crack or warp easily. Top brands like Futurewood come with a 10-year warranty as proof of its long life.

 

Decking Resources

 

We offer valuable tools for your decking needs. You can use our decking calculator to plan out your project. It makes it easy to figure out how many decking boards you need. Our instant estimate tool helps work out the cost of your deck project quickly.

 

Bush Fire Attack Level (BAL) 29 Rated

 

Our composite products are BAL 29 rated decking, which means they have been tested and approved for use in areas prone to bushfires. This rating assures you that our decking is designed to withstand high heat and flames, giving you added peace of mind regarding the safety of your outdoor space.

With this rating, you can enjoy the beauty and benefits of composite decking while also prioritising fire protection for your home.

 

Decking Colours and Styles

 

Explore the versatility of our decking boards, tailored to enhance your home’s unique style. Our composite timber products come in single or co-extrusion options, offering up to 13 standard colours and custom choices. Easily find the ideal finish and colour to blend seamlessly with your decor.

Experience our range through our Colour Explorer, a tool that allows you to experiment with different hues and finishes. With Futurewood’s versatile design options, you can craft a stunning and uniquely tailored deck that harmonises your home’s style.

 

Photo of a deck made of composite decking boards in Australian Capital Territory, with a white railing

 

Why Choose Futurewood

 

Our composite decking products at Futurewood are known for their high quality and reliability. We understand the importance of having a durable and long-lasting deck, especially in the Australian Capital Territory, where weather conditions can be harsh.

That’s why our decking boards are made from a blend of recycled materials, ensuring their strength and sustainability.

With resistance to termites, stains, and fading, you can trust that our composite decking will maintain its quality for years.

 

Commitment to Sustainability

 

When it comes to sustainability, Futurewood is committed to making a positive impact on the environment. Our composite decking products are made from a blend of recycled materials, reducing waste and giving new life to previously used resources.

By choosing our decking, you can help minimise your carbon footprint and contribute to a more sustainable future. Additionally, our composite decking requires minimal maintenance and has a long lifespan compared to traditional timber decking, further reducing environmental impact.

 

Australian Ownership

 

Futurewood takes pride in being an Australian-owned company, as we understand our fellow Australians’ unique needs and preferences. We deeply appreciate the natural beauty and outdoor lifestyle that people across the country cherish.

With Futurewood, you can trust that you’re supporting local businesses and investing in durable and reliable decking options that will stand the test of time in the Australian Capital Territory.

 

Decking Calculator

 

Our decking cost calculator is a convenient tool that helps you estimate the materials needed for your composite decking project. Whether planning to build a small backyard deck or a large outdoor entertainment area, our decking calculator removes all the guesswork and provides accurate measurements for your convenience.

Image of hot tub and pool combo, nestled on a composite deck boards in Australian Capital Territory

 

Interesting Facts About the Australian Capital Territory

 

The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) is Australia’s smallest self-governing territory, housing the nation’s capital, Canberra.

This purpose-built city is known for its modern design, political significance, and cultural institutions like the Australian War Memorial and the National Gallery of Australia.

Surrounded by New South Wales, the ACT combines urban life with nearby natural attractions like the Brindabella Ranges and Namadgi National Park.

 

Map of Australian Capital Territory

 

 

Australian Capital Territory Statistics

 

Population: 455,869

Highest elevation: 1,912m

Capital City: Canberra

Established: 12th March 1913

Time Zone: AEST (UTC+10:00)

Territory electorate(s): Brindabella, Ginninderra, Kurrajong, Murrumbidgee, Yerrabi

Federal division(s): Canberra, Fenner, Bean

Language:  English (72.7%), Mandarin (3.1%), Vietnamese (1.1%), Cantonese (1%), Hindi (0.9%), Spanish (0.8%)

Religion: 50.0% Christian, 36.2% no religion

Transport: Car, Bus, Light Rail

Tourist Spots: Mount Ainslie, the Australian War Memorial, the National Carillon, the National Gallery of Australia

Annual Rainfall: 579.5 mm

 

Contact Futurewood

 

Ready to enhance your outdoor space with high-quality composite decking? Choose Futurewood for durable, low-maintenance, environmentally friendly and stylish decking.

Transform your backyard today with Futurewood.