Composite Decks

Composite materials are the most popular, as well as the first of all the man-made decking materials. Today there are hundreds of different manufacturers producing different types of composites. When choosing a composite decking material, it is very important to discuss all the advantages and disadvantages of specific materials with a professional, since the properties and applications vary. Composite decking materials have been on the market for the longest time when compared with other man-made materials, and as such they come in the widest range of colours and patterns. Royal Decks is proud to work with many of the composite materials described below.


Here are the most common composite materials used.  Please click on the manufacturer logos below for photos of available products.

Following information is solely an opinion of ROYAL Decks Co.

Trex Decking
Trex is the first manufacturer of composite and plastic decking materials on the market. They carry the largest selection of grain surface and colour selection. Applications of Trex should be carefully considered because of some possible complications such as uneven fading (when built around trees) and mildew (in humid areas). Trex is one of the few decking materials with Ministers Ruling.
CorrectDeck Decking
Correct Deck decking is one of the harder composites materials. It comes in variety of colours, can be easily installed with clips or with visible fasteners. Correct deck has a deep grain pattern which gives it a nicer look and a good grip when wet.
TimberTech Decking
TimberTech is one of the most versatile materials when it comes to deck board profiles allowing for regular installation with visible fasteners, hidden fasteners with a grooved deck board or interlocking deckboards. TimberTech has a large variety of surfaces and colours. TimberTech decking is one of the few decking materials with Ministers Ruling.

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