In Grafton, you can find composite lumber decking from Futurewood. It is an excellent choice for your deck. Incorporating recycled polyolefin sourced from post-industrial waste, rice husks, and reclaimed hardwood timber is a cornerstone of the Futurewood approach.

Rain Or Shine

Living in Grafton means dealing with different weather conditions. Rain or shine, this decking keeps its shape. No need to worry about wet feet making you slip, too! The surface of our composite timber decking is safe to walk on. Kids and pets will love it as well. They can run around without fear of sharp splinters hurting them.

Benefits of Composite Decking

Composite decking offers a range of benefits, including durability, low maintenance, fade and stain resistance, eco-friendliness, and cost-effectiveness compared to timber decking.

Durability and longevity

Composite decking lasts long. It beats wood decking in strength. You will not worry about rot or splinters with it. The deck stays strong even when the weather changes a lot. Your feet, kids, and pets are safe on composite decks as they don’t slip easily.

Low maintenance

Composite decking is a joy to own. It does not need lots of care like wood decks. You save time and money on upkeep. There’s no need for yearly stains or paints. Just clean it with soap and water now and then.

Clean, Safe And Family Friendly

The chance of mould growth is lower in composite timber decking, too. This makes it a clean, safe space for your family to enjoy outdoor time together. Plus, unlike timber decking, the colour stays bright for years without fading or staining!

Fade and Stain Resistance

Composite decking is great for outdoor use. It stays the same colour for a long time. This is what we call “fade resistance”. So, even after many sunny days, it will not lose its bright colours.

Wipe Clean

Composite decking also doesn’t stain easily. If you drop food or drinks on it, you only need to wipe them off. This makes composite decking Sydney suitable for parties and family meals in the yard!

Environmentally friendly

Composite decking is good for our planet. It uses recycled polyolefin sourced from post-industrial waste, rice husks, and reclaimed hardwood timber, so we don’t cut down more trees. Mold is a problem in most decks, but not with composite ones. This saves on harsh cleaning chemicals, keeping our rivers clean.

Actual Cost of Timber vs. Composite Decking

Comparing the costs of timber and composite decking involves more than just looking at the upfront price. It’s essential also to consider the long-term maintenance costs and potential replacement. Below is a table that compares the actual costs of timber and composite decking.

	Timber Decking	Composite Decking
Initial Costs	Timber decking often has a lower initial cost compared to composite decking.	Even though composite decking may have a higher initial cost, it can be a more cost-effective option in the long run.
Maintenance Costs	Timber decking requires regular maintenance, such as sealing, staining, or painting, to maintain its appearance and durability. This can add to the overall cost over time.	Composite decking, being low maintenance, does not require staining or sealing. This reduces ongoing maintenance costs.
Long-term Costs	With its susceptibility to weathering, warping, rotting, and splintering, timber decking might need frequent repairs or replacement, resulting in higher long-term costs.	Composite decking is resistant to weather, warping, and rotting and does not splinter, making it a long-lasting option with lower long-term repair or replacement costs.
Life Span	Even with regular maintenance, the life span of timber decking can be shorter compared to composite decking.	Composite decking is durable and long-lasting, often with warranties that reflect its durability.

As you can see, while timber decking may seem less expensive upfront, the costs can add up over time with maintenance and potential replacement costs. Despite the higher initial cost, composite decking can provide better value in the long run with its durability, longevity, and low maintenance needs.

Our Composite Decking Products

We offer a range of high-quality composite decking products, including co-extrusion decking and BAL 29-rated options.

Co-extrusion Decking

Co-extrusion decking is a top pick for many. The product is expertly crafted from recycled polyolefin, rice husks, and reclaimed hardwood timber, demonstrating our dedication to environmental responsibility. This makes it last longer than regular wood decks. It also does not warp or rot, which can happen with timber boards.

Decking Resources

Explore our deck clips, from starters to finishers, all with secure blackened screws. Locking pins makes metal installation easy, and breaker board clips offer precision. Maintain your deck with our Composite Timber Cleaner in 1-liter and 4-liter options. Elevate your Grafton deck now.

Bush Fire Attack Level (BAL) 29 Rated

Our composite decking is rated by Bush Fire Attack Level (BAL) 29, meaning it has been tested and proven to withstand bushfire conditions. This rating provides reassurance and peace of mind for homeowners in Grafton who live in areas prone to bushfires. With our fire rated composite decking, you can enjoy a deck’s beauty without compromising safety.

Decking Colours and Styles

At Futurewood, we offer composite decking in various colours to suit your style, whether you prefer the natural look of timber or want something sleek and modern. Futurewood composite timber products are available in single or co-extrusion varieties in up to 13 standard colours and custom colour and finish options. Finding a finish, look and colour to blend in with your décor and suit your lifestyle is now much easier with Futurewood.

Why Choose Futurewood

Choose Futurewood for your composite decking needs. We offer high-quality and reliable products, a commitment to sustainability, Australian ownership, and even a convenient decking calculator.

Please find out more by contacting us today!

Our Products are High-Quality and Reliable

Our composite decking products at Futurewood are known for their high quality and reliability. We understand that you want materials that will stand the test of time for your outdoor space. With our products, you can know that your deck will maintain its beauty and functionality for years.

Commitment to Sustainability

We at Futurewood are committed to sustainability and ensuring that our composite decking products have minimal environmental impact. Our composite decking is made from integrated polyolefin recycled from post-industrial waste, rice husks, and reclaimed hardwood timber in an environmentally responsible manner.

Australian Ownership

Futurewood is proud to be an Australian-owned company. We are committed to supporting local businesses and the Australian economy. By choosing our composite decking products, you can have peace of mind knowing that you are supporting a homegrown brand.

Proven in Australia since 2007

Our high-quality and reliable decking materials are designed to withstand the harsh Australian climate, ensuring longevity and durability for your outdoor space. With Futurewood, you can trust that you’re getting a product tested and proven in Australia since 2007.

So, regarding composite decking, choose Futurewood and support Australian ownership.

Decking Calculator

Our Instant Estimate Decking Cost Calculator is a handy tool that can help you estimate the number of decking boards needed for your project. Input the dimensions of your deck area, and it will provide you with an instant estimate of the quantity of composite decking boards required.

Save Time and Money

This calculator considers the standard size of our decking boards, making it easier for you to plan and budget for your project. With this tool, you can ensure that you purchase just the right amount of composite timber decking without any waste or extra expense.

Get started today and make your decking project a breeze!

More About Grafton – NSW 2460

Grafton, a charming town in New South Wales, Australia, is renowned for its annual Jacaranda Festival, showcasing beautiful purple jacaranda trees. Set on the Clarence River, the city boasts colonial architecture, including the historic Grafton Bridge, and offers a variety of outdoor activities and nearby national parks. With its friendly atmosphere and natural beauty, Grafton is a must-visit northern New South Wales destination.

Map of Grafton NSW

Grafton Statistics

Post Code: 2460

Population: 19,255 (2021)

Coordinates: 29°41′0″S 152°56′0″E

State Electorate: Clarence

Federal Division: Page

Contact Futurewood

Ready to upgrade your outdoor space with composite decking in Grafton? Futurewood offers a range of high-quality and sustainable composite decking products that are durable, low maintenance, and environmentally friendly.

Visit our website to learn more, and contact us for a decking estimate today!