All MoistureShield products are proudly made in the USA, in Springdale Arkansas.
Does composite decking absorb moisture?
Composite decking does not absorb water. Moisture that gets trapped under the decking and on top of the wood joists would tend to stay there and keep the joist from drying properly. Wood that is not allowed to dry properly will be more susceptible to rot and decay.
What does MoistureShield do?
MoistureShield products will withstand the most hostile environment, including incidental saltwater contact or spray in coastal areas. At the foundation of every board is our proprietary Solid Core — an impermeable barrier that fights damage from moisture, rot, insects and other harmful elements.
What are the disadvantages of composite decking?
Cons of Composite Decking
A pricey alternative to wood. Durability comes at a cost, as composite decking is more expensive than wood. Composites aren’t natural. Composite decks aren’t completely maintenance free. You’ll need to comparison shop.
How long has MoistureShield been in business?
For more than 30 years, we’ve helped families create beautiful outdoor environment that last for years to come.
Who makes AZEK decking?
TimberTech will now be the umbrella brand for all decking, railing, porch, paver, fastening and lighting products. The trim and moulding business will be positioned under the newly branded AZEK® Exteriors. TimberTech’s decking portfolio includes: TimberTech AZEK™, TimberTech PRO™ and TimberTech EDGE™.
Is Trex slippery in winter?
Trex decking is a low-maintenance decking solution that requires a fraction of the work of wood decks and is less likely to get slippery when wet. It still requires occasional attention to keep it looking its best, but you’ll be delighted with the finished results.
How do you keep water from sitting on decking?
Install a membrane over the joists to prevent water from dripping from the deck, if desired. A variety of plastic or vinyl membranes are available. Nail it to the tops of the joists and allow it to sag between them, instructs Home Tips.
Is composite decking slippery when wet?
Yes, composite decking boards are special materials designed not to be prone to slips and falls. In most cases, it will not cause any accidents. Even if it’s wet, the chances are that it’s not slippery.
Why is my composite decking cracking?
It can crack if the deck suffers stress due to a settling foundation or a poor design. It may also crack due to simple wear and tear or faulty pieces. Manufacturers have developed a product specifically designed to patch cracks in composite decking.
