In Griffith, many choose Futurewood composite decking for their homes. By utilising recycled polyolefin, rice husks, and reclaimed hardwood timber in our manufacturing process, we are actively contributing to a healthier environment.

Our composite decking is safe; children, pets, and bare feet won’t find splinters here! Plus, our decks fight off harsh weather that can damage regular timber decking.

Peace Of Mind

Upkeep can be hard work, but we make it easy for you; our composite timber decking needs little care! So You can relax more on your deck than worrying about maintaining it!

Benefits of Composite Decking

Composite decking offers several benefits: low maintenance, durability and longevity, environmental friendliness, fade and stain resistance, and cost advantage over timber decking.

Low maintenance

Composite decking wins in the game of easy care. There’s no need for paints, stains or sealers with this decking. It holds firm against weather changes and time. You won’t have to worry about splinters or rot either! Cleaning is simple, too: a quick sweep or wash keeps it looking as good as new.

Durability and longevity

Composite decking lasts for years. It is made of recycled polyolefin, rice husks, and reclaimed hardwood timber. This mix helps it to stand up well to the weather. It does not warp or rot like old-style wood decks can.

It stays strong in Australia’s harsh climates.

Keeping You Safe

Keeping your deck safe is critical, too. So you can walk barefoot on it, let your kids play on it, or even let pets roam free without worrying about hurt feet.

Environmentally friendly

Composite decking helps you care for nature. We take immense pride in our eco-friendly philosophy, seamlessly weaving recycled polyolefin, rice husks, and reclaimed hardwood timber into our designs. Futurewood composite timber decking does not need trees to be cut down like regular timber decking.

Fade and stain resistance.

Composite decking holds its colour for a long time. Unlike wood, it does not fade away under the sun’s harsh rays. This makes it look new for years. You do not have to repaint or stain it every year.

Wipe Clean

It also resists stains from food, drinks, and other spills. So you can enjoy outdoor meals without worrying about messes on your deck. Wipe it clean

Actual Cost of Timber vs. Composite Decking

The cost of timber decking often exceeds the initial price tag, given its high maintenance requirements and shorter lifespan. On the other hand, composite decking, while typically more expensive up front, is known for its durability, low maintenance, and longevity. This ultimately makes it a cost-effective option in the long run.

Factors	Timber Decking	Composite Decking
Initial Cost	Less expensive upfront	More expensive upfront
Maintenance	Requires regular sealing, staining or painting	Minimal maintenance does not require regular sealing, staining, or painting.
Durability	Prone to weathering, warping, rotting and splintering	Highly durable, resistant to weather, distortion, and splintering. Does not rot
Lifespan	Shorter lifespan due to susceptibility to damage	Longer lifespan due to its high durability and resistance to common decking issues
Environmental Impact	Harvesting of timber can lead to deforestation	Made from recycled plastic and wood fibre, thus more eco-friendly
Safety	It can become slippery when wet, with the potential for splinters	Splinter-free and slip-resistant, making it safer for bare feet, small children, and pets

Therefore, when considering the cost of decking materials, it’s crucial to look beyond the initial purchase price and feel ongoing maintenance costs, expected lifespan, environmental impacts, and safety features. Composite decking, while more expensive initially, often provides superior value over time.

Our Composite Decking Products

Our composite decking Sydney products include co-extrusion decking, BAL 29-rated boards, a variety of colours and styles, and optional decking addons.

Co-extrusion Decking

Co-extrusion decking is a top pick for outdoor spaces. It’s made with solid materials that mix wood and plastic. This type of decking lasts long and fights off weather damage. You won’t have to deal with warping or splinters, so it’s safe for kids and pets.

Less work goes into keeping this decking looking good because you won’t need to paint or seal it often like regular wood decks.

Bush Fire Attack Level (BAL) 29 Rated

Bush Fire Attack Level (BAL) 29-rated decking boards are great. They stand up well to fires and heat. This kind of composite decking is made for challenging fire zones in Australia. It can face harsh weather without warping or fading, too. Your deck stays safe and looks good for years.

Decking Colours and Styles

Composite decking offers diverse options to match your preferences and outdoor aesthetics. Choose from classic wood tones like cedar and mahogany for a traditional look without high maintenance. With variegated colours, textures and visual appeal, we can create a seamless and expansive look for any outdoor space.

Decking Addons

Explore our deck clips, from starters to regular, all with secure blackened screws. Locking clips simplify metal installations, while breaker board clips offer precision. Choose our Composite Timber Cleaner for lasting deck beauty.

Why Choose Futurewood

Futurewood is the best choice for composite decking because our products are high-quality and reliable. We take pride in offering decking solutions built to last. As a company, we understand the unique needs of our customers and strive to deliver decking options that meet those needs; sustainability is also at the heart of what we do.

Our Products are High-Quality and Reliable

Our composite decking products at Futurewood are known for their high quality and reliability. We take pride in providing durable, long-lasting decking options to withstand Australia’s harsh climate.

Crafted from recycled polyolefin, rice husks, and reclaimed hardwood timber, it promotes environmental responsibility.Our composite decking boards are built to last without splintering, rotting or warping like traditional wood decking. With minimal maintenance, you can enjoy the benefits of a beautiful deck without the hassle of regular sealing or painting.

Australian Ownership

Futurewood is a proudly Australian-owned company, meaning that when you choose our composite decking products, you support local businesses and the Australian economy.

Commitment to Sustainability

Futurewood is committed to sustainability and environmental responsibility. Our commitment to sustainability is evident in our use of recycled polyolefin, rice husks, and reclaimed hardwood timber. By choosing Futurewood’s sustainable decking options, you can create a beautiful outdoor space while minimising your ecological footprint.

Decking Calculator

We offer a convenient Decking Calculator to make your composite decking project easier. This handy tool lets you quickly estimate the materials needed for your deck. Input the dimensions of your outdoor area, including length and width, and the calculator will give you an instant estimate of how many decking boards you’ll need.

Griffith Information – NSW 2680

Griffith, in the Riverina region of New South Wales, Australia, is a dynamic city known for its thriving wine industry and multicultural community. It’s often called the “City of Wine and Roses” due to its vineyards and rose gardens. With a rich cultural scene and beautiful natural surroundings, Griffith offers a unique experience in regional New South Wales.

Griffith Statistics

Post Code: 2680

Population: 27,321 (2020)

State Electorate: Murray

Federal Division: Farrer

Contact Futurewood

To learn more about our high-quality composite decking products and how they can enhance your outdoor space in Griffith, contact Futurewood today. Our friendly team is ready to provide you with expert advice and assistance.