Composite decking manufacturer proudly announce confirmation from organisers of two refurbishment projects in Torquay to use their products, thanks to their outstanding reputability.

The news comes as the two locations in Torquay are undergoing complete refurbishments to appeal to visitors and settlers. In the first project, a once popular block of flats facing the stunning sea front, each with balconies, will receive a complete makeover, replacing all of the external decking boards with brown Terranova composite boarding, with 150 square metres being ordered in total.

In the second of the two projects, the agreed refurbishment of Torquay’s Imperial Court flats will include the construction of a communal deck that will enable residents to take in the scenic seaside views and provide a place to convene and pass the time. Utilising the same Terranova decking, together with Horizon decking, both extremely tough and durable choice that easily withstands the corrosive elements close to the seafront.

The remarkable properties of Fiberon composite decking have revolutionised the huge potential for coastal areas due to its water repellent qualities, maintenance free longevity and its ability not to splinter or rot as opposed to treated wood varieties. Composite decking combines recycled plastics and recycled wood, such as maple. Not only does this variety of decking save millions of tons of waste each year, the ecological benefits have made the use of composite materials a popular one in different industries and applications.

Its uses in projects of different varieties confirm its flexibility as a building material, with the only requirement is the occasional cleaning of its surface. Therefore, its uses in such applications as pontoon decking, holiday park home patios and balcony decks for golf clubs etc. are almost unlimited. The company behind manufacturing the products for the two refurbishments, SEAC Ltd, regularly maintain a close eye on relevant news stories within their industry. A company spokesperson is excited at the large-scale preference for the use of composite materials in industry today and believes the benefits to using solid composite decking is far more cost efficient in such conditions:

“Fiberon® boards are engineered from a composition of at least 80% recycled plastics and wood, without the use of any harmful or toxic chemicals.  The solid core means there will be no water logging and pest infestation and the composition makes it so tough that the manufacturer offers up to 25 years limited warranty on durability and for capped boards, this includes fade and stain resistance.”

Available for all types of commercial and domestic applications, Fiberon composite decking from SEAC Ltd can be ordered in different lengths and thicknesses. Based in Leicester, the company can provide a range of finishes and colours to suit individual requirements and you can find out more by visiting their website at www.fiberondecking.co.uk today.