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Composite decking - Introductory informationand pricingtel: 0413 185 735urbanarchbuilding@gmail.comWhy Choose Composite Decking? A Smarter Investment in OutdoorLiving Message
ContentsSection 1Composite board types and featuresSection 2Substructure typesSection 3Composite board coloursSection 4Price guide and Pros and ConsTrexTranscendTrex LineageMillboardAzekVintageAzek PrimeNexGenWoodEvoAdvancedWoodEvoHome(Base range)PriceMedMedHighHighMedMedBudgetBudgetWarranty50 yrsFade & stain50 yrsFade & stain25 yrsFade & stain50 yrsFade & stain25 yrsfade & stain50 yrsFade & stain30 yrsFade & stain25yrsFade & stainScratchresistanceHighMediumMediumMediumHighHighMediumHighRange nameTranscendLineageEnhancedWeatheredVintagePrimeSelectHomeadvancedHomeNo of colours741053358HiddenfastenersYesYesNot neededYesPlugsYesPlugsYesYesYesColourmatched plugsYesYesNot neededYesYesYesYesNoSquare edgeboardsYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesGroovedboardsYesYesNot neededNoYesyesYesYesBoard widths140 mm140 mm176 mm200 mm140mm184mm136mm137 mm140 mm200 mm140 mm200 mmBoard lengths5.4 m5.4 m3.6 m4.8m & 6m4.88 & 6.1 m3.6 m5.4 m5.4 m (140mm)3.6 (200 mm)Fascia boardsYesYesYesyesYesYesYesYesEdge boardsNoNoYesNoYesNoNoNoJoist spacing450mm450mm375mm400 mm400mm400 mm400mm400mmBal rating2929192929192929Made inUSAUSAUKUSAUSAUSAChinaChinaHeat IndexA/CB/CA/BCAACA/BBoard TypePWCPWCPolyurethanePVCPWCPWCPVCPWCHeat IndexA Cooler than concrete & tiles. A little hotter than timber deckingB Cooler than concrete, tiles and timberC Noticeably cooler than concrete, tiles and timberBoard TypesPWC Plastic wood compositePVC Polyvinyl ChloridePolyurethane Polymer resin and hardenerComposite decking - Introductory informationand pricingThank you for your composite deck enquiry. The information below will help you to make an informed decision about which brand ofboard to use and also provide information on the substructure and other elements of deck construction.Composite deck boardsThere are many different brands and types of deck boardsavailable on the market. Of all of them, we install only a smallnumber based on a set of criteria that eliminates manyproblems that might otherwise be experienced by our clientsover time.Nexgen SelectAzek VintageMillboard Enhancedtel: 0413 185 735urbanarchbuilding@gmail.comWoodEvo HomeTrex Transcend
H3 treated timber (LOSP treated)this is the most economical substructure type of timber for outdoor worksit is best suited to where there is good ground clearance and ventilationit cannot be used where it can be affected by water; attached to a concrete slab, sitting on the ground or wherewater may pond and cause moisture to accumulateit cannot be installed into the ground - as a post for exampleall cut ends and penetrations need to be retreated on siteyou can expect a 20 to 30 year lifespan if installed correctly under the right conditionstop of joist flashing is recommended to seal the top of the joist against water penetration through the screw holesused to hold the deck boards in place H4 treated timber (CCA)this timber has a warranted life span of 50 yearsit is suitable for external use where there is not a lot of height clearance or where water (moisture) may be anissue.It is the best option for pool and low to the ground decks (Closer than 350 mm - 35 centimetres to the ground)it is more expensive than H3 timbertop of joist flashing is recommended to seal the top of the joist against water penetration through the screw holesused to hold the deck boards in place HardwoodIs quite expensive but can last up to 60 years if installed properlyit can be hard to work with because of its hardness and will add time and labour costs to the installation process.some screw fittings will need to be predrilled because of its hardnessit will span longer distances than pine, so less timber may be neededit is not suitable for some deck boards that are installed with 304 stainless steel screws Aluminiumis a recent addition to deck substructure constructionIt is more expensive than H3 or H4 timberit has a long lifespanit is especially useful on sites where termites may be a problemit is not suitable for some deck boards such as Millboarddeck boards may move on it on a hot day and it may require additional fittings to stop the boards moving. Galvanized steelis usually more expensive than H3 and H4 timberIt is often used in high termite areasIt is often preferred in high BAL rating areasit has a good cross bracing system for for sloping sitesit will span longer distances than H3 and H4 timber and is very durableit can have an industrial look and the sides of the deck will look better if covered with fascia boardsthe beams and joists can be powder coated for a more aesthetic appeal Composite decking - Introductory informationand pricingtel: 0413 185 735urbanarchbuilding@gmail.comSubstructure types
Millboard Enhanced - Heat Index B (Polyurethane)Azek Vintage - Heat Index CAzek Prime - Heat Index A/BComposite decking - Introductory informationand pricingtel: 0413 185 735urbanarchbuilding@gmail.comTrex Transcend (Tropicals) - Heat Index ATrex Lineage - Heat Index C
Nexgen Select - Fiberon - Heat Index AWoodEvo Home (PWC) - HeatIndex AComposite decking - Introductory informationand pricingtel: 0413 185 735urbanarchbuilding@gmail.comWoodEvo Home Advanced- (PVC)Heat Index CWoodEvo
Composite decking - Introductory informationand pricingBoard typeSquare metre rateGSTTotal GST InclusiveMaintenanceTrex Transcend$832$83$915$0.00Trex Lineage$832$83$915$0.00Millboard Enhanced$1019$102$1121$0.00WoodEvo Advanced$759$76$835$0.00WoodEvo Home$738$74$812$0.00NexGen Select$836$84$919$0.00Azek Vintage$1,024$102$1,127$0.00Azek Prime$773$77$851$0.00H4 SubstructureAdd $45 per square metreStainless Steel FittingsAdd $75 per square metreSite supervisorDeck board of choiceQualified installation teamProject waste removal Gtape flashing - Joist protectionPiers - Concrete or other10 year warranty on installationH3 Substructure/all galvanized attachhmentsProduct warrantiesGtape flashing - Joist protectionPublic Liabilty InsuranceTannalised eco spray - timber protectionAll deliveriesHidden Fasteners/Colour matched plugsProject waste removalProject design/Cad drawingsPros and cons of Composite deckingProsConsVery low maintenance costs if anyWPC can be hotter than timberLong warranties - up to 50 yearsNot as natural looking as timberStain resistantCan feel different underfootQuicker to installDeep scratches can’t be sanded outAvailable in many coloursPVC boards are easier to scratchSteps and stairsHandrails and balustradesFasciaBenches and other featuresStainless Steel fittingsDecks more than 50 cm’s above groundSite access issues that require cranes, floor and wall protection for Strata units, etctel: 0413 185 735urbanarchbuilding@gmail.comComposite decking price guide - supply and installfor decks 50 centimetres or less above groundInclusions in the price guide aboveExclusions in the price guide above
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