Tasmania

 

Homeowners throughout Tasmania love high quality decking boards. People often pick easy-to-install and maintain composite decking over natural timber, and while the cost is more than timber, it is well worth it in the long run.

 

It’s a smart choice due to low upkeep needs and long life. You also help save trees when you choose composite decking boards from Futurewood.

 

Why Choose Futurewood Composite Decking

 

Futurewood composite decking is ideal for your outdoor space due to its minimal maintenance requirements, resistance to fading and stains, unrivalled durability and longevity, and being an eco-friendly decking solution.

 

Minimal Maintenance Requirements

 

Composite decking saves you time and effort. It needs less care than timber decks. There’s no need to oil, paint or sand it for many years. This type of decking keeps looking good with just a simple clean now and then.

 

So you have more time to relax on your deck instead of working on it!

 

Resistant to Fading and Stains

 

Composite decking fights off stains. It keeps its colour for a long time, too. This is good news for those who want their decks to look new for years. No need to worry about wine spills or barbecue sauce marks. They’re easy to clean up!

 

Sunlight can’t dull the colour of composite decking. Even if it’s hot and sunny every day, your deck will stay bright and fresh-looking. This makes composite decking perfect for sunny areas like Tasmania.

 

Photo of pool, and lawn in a composite decking boards in Tasmania

 

Unrivalled Durability and Longevity

 

They are made with solid materials that can stand the test of time. The hot sun, heavy rain or strong winds cannot harm it. Even bugs and pests have a hard time damaging this type of decking.

 

These features make them a great choice if you need something that will last many years without problems.

 

 

Eco-Friendly Decking Solution

 

Composite decking is great for the earth. It uses a lot of recycled stuff. Sustainable materials such as recycled polyolefin, rice husks, and reclaimed hardwood timber form the core of our product. Plus, trees don’t get cut down for it.

 

That means forests stay full and happy. In Tasmania, we love our nature and want to keep it safe. Using composite decking is one way we can do that.

 

Real Cost of Timber vs. Composite Decking

 

The cost comparison between timber and composite timber decking is essential when choosing a decking material. Here’s a quick overview of the initial and long-term costs associated with both types of decking.

 

  Initial Cost Long-Term Costs
Timber Decking Timber decking is typically less expensive to purchase upfront, making it a popular choice for those on a tighter budget. However, timber decking requires regular maintenance, such as staining, painting, and sealing, to prevent fading, rotting, and pest infestation. This can result in significant ongoing costs over the life of the deck.
Composite Decking Composite decking may have a higher initial cost than timber decking. Despite the higher upfront cost, composite decking requires minimal maintenance, making it a better financial investment in the long run. It’s resistant to fading stains and doesn’t rot or attract pests, reducing costs over time.

 

So, when considering the real cost of timber vs. composite decking, it’s worth considering both the initial and ongoing maintenance costs. Composite decking Hobart may seem more expensive initially, but its durability and low maintenance requirements make it a cost-effective choice in the long term.

 

Image of a balcony in Tasmania made in composite decking boards

 

Comprehensive Range of Futurewoood Composite Decking Products

 

Futurewood offers an extensive selection of composite decking products, including innovative co-extrusion decking, BAL 29-rated decking for areas prone to bushfires, and a range of accessories to complete your deck.

 

Innovative Co-extrusion Decking

 

Co-extrusion decking is very smart. The process puts two layers on the boards. This makes them look good and last long, too. You won’t have to work hard to keep them nice looking.

 

They don’t need much care and can handle all kinds of weather well. If you love how real wood looks but want something tougher, more demanding decking is perfect for you!

 

Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) 29 Rated Decking

 

We offer BAL 29 Composite Timber Decking Boards. This type of deck is built to withstand bushfires. It’s a part of Futurewood’s composite decking board range. Our team uses quality products and follows strict rules when building these decks.

 

We don’t cut corners because we want you to be safe from fires while enjoying your outdoor spaces.

 

Our Decking Accessories

 

Check out our variety of deck installation clips. We offer starter, finishing, and regular deck clips with discreet blackened screws. Our locking clips and breaker board clips make metal deck installation easy. Don’t forget our Composite Timber Cleaner to keep your deck beautiful and long-lasting. Choose from 1-litre or 4-litre bottles for deck maintenance. Keep your investment in top condition for years.

 

Outdoor seating area on a composite deck boards with a table and chairs in Tasmania

 

Selection of Decking Hues and Designs

 

In Hobart, you’ll find various composite decking options courtesy of Decking Perth. The Classic Brown is timeless. The Coastal Grey is modern. The Weathered Ash is rustic. The Redwood is vibrant. The Slate Grey is sleek. The Mahogany is luxurious. These choices let you customise your outdoor space to match your style in Hobart.

 

Why Futurewood is Your First Choice

 

Choose Futurewood as your first choice for composite decking because of our premium quality and reliability. Discover why our commitment to environmental responsibility, being a locally-owned Australian business, and our easy-to-use decking calculator makes us the best option for your decking needs.

 

Premium Quality and Reliability

 

Regarding composite decking in Tasmania, premium quality and reliability are key factors to consider. Futurewood offers top-notch products built to last and withstand the harsh Australian climate.

 

Our composite decking is known for its durability and long-lasting nature, ensuring your deck looks great for years. We are committed to providing high-quality materials that exceed industry standards.

 

Commitment to Environmental Responsibility

 

We are committed to environmental responsibility at Futurewood. Our composite decking products are made with a high content of recycled materials, making them an eco-friendly choice for your outdoor projects.

 

By choosing our decking, you are not only getting a durable and long-lasting solution but also helping to reduce waste and minimise the use of natural resources. We take pride in being a locally-owned Australian business, supporting the local economy while providing sustainable decking options.

 

Picture of white chairs and table on composite decking boards in Tasmania

 

Locally-Owned Australian Business

 

Supporting locally-owned Australian businesses is essential for several reasons. Firstly, choosing a locally-owned business helps to stimulate the local economy and support job creation in our communities.

 

By purchasing composite decking from a local Australian company, you’re contributing directly to the growth and success of businesses within our country.

 

Simplify Your Project with Our Easy-to-Use Decking Calculator

 

Simplify your decking project with our user-friendly deck cost estimate calculator. It helps you estimate the amount of composite decking boards you’ll need for your project. Easily input the dimensions of your deck area, and the calculator will provide an instant estimate of the number of boards required.

 

More About Tasmania – TAS 7000

 

Tasmania, Australia’s southernmost state, is a pristine island known for its stunning landscapes, unique wildlife, and rich agricultural heritage. This rugged haven offers diverse natural wonders, from ancient forests to the iconic Tasmanian devil.

 

Hobart’s capital exudes charm with a waterfront, historic architecture, and a thriving arts scene. At the same time, the island’s smaller towns offer a laid-back, welcoming atmosphere. Tasmania is a place to explore the unspoiled wilderness, savour gourmet delights, and experience a unique blend of nature and culture.

 

Map of Tasmania

 

 

Tasmania Statistics

 

Population: 571,165

Highest elevation: 1,617 m

Capital City: Hobart

Coordinates: 42°52′50″S 147°19′30″E

Time zone: AEST (UTC+10)

LGA(s): City of Clarence, City of Glenorchy, City of Hobart, Kingborough Council

State electorate(s): Clark, Franklin

Federal division(s): Clark, Franklin

Religions: Christianity (37.1%), Anglicanism (14.1%) and Catholicism (14.1%). Hinduism (2.6%), Buddhism (1.3%), Islam (1.3%) and Sikhism (0.6%)

Language: English (82.6%), Mandarin (2.6%), Nepali (1.8%), Punjabi (0.7%), Cantonese (0.5%) and Vietnamese (0.4%).

 

Contact Futurewood Today

 

If you’re looking for high-quality composite decking in Tasmania. Futurewood is your go-to choice. With minimal maintenance requirements and unrivalled durability, our decking products are the perfect eco-friendly solution for your outdoor space.

 

Contact us today, and let us help you transform your deck into a beautiful and long-lasting oasis.