Outdoor WPC Decking

Decking is typically packed using either wood pallets or plywood pallets, which are then covered with plastic film to provide protection during transit. This packaging method ensures that the decking arrives at its destination in good condition and ready for installation. For best results, it is important to choose high-quality pallets and film to ensure that the decking is fully protected from damage during handling and transport. Whether you are shipping decking to a construction site or simply storing it for later use, investing in proper packaging materials is an essential step towards ensuring the longevity and durability of your decking products.

Q1: What is WPC?
Wood plastic composite, commonly known as WPC, is a composite material that combines 60% natural wood fiber (which has undergone professional dry treatment), 30% eco-friendly HDPE materials, and 10% chemical additive. Its unique composition allows it to possess both the water resistance and anti-corrosion properties of plastic, as well as the visually appealing texture of wood. As a result, WPC has become the material of choice for various outdoor building applications such as decking, fencing, panels, and waterfront landscapes. Its versatility and durability make it highly sought after in the construction industry.

Q2: What colors are available for outdoor wpc decking ? Does it need paint?
A: Different from wood, wood plastic can have a variety of colors to choose from without paint (sometimes different colors will affect the price). And because of the special molding process of wood plastic, there is no color fading problem.

Q3: Is wood plastic more flammable than wood?
A: Through the combustion characteristic experiment, wood plastic is more difficult to burn than wood. The combustion temperature of wood plastic needs to reach 86 degrees.