As we already discussed in a previous article, wood decking is more durable than composite decking (see Parts 1, 2, 3 & 4). This durability is one of the reasons why wood decking is a more environmentally friendly option than composite decking. Wood Decking is Stronger … [Read more...]

One of the biggest reasons why city planners and private business owners consider composite decking is the idea that they don’t want to harm the environment. After all, deforestation is a huge concern in the minds of environmentalists. Since some of the most sought-after wood … [Read more...]

When it comes to building a boardwalk, you want to use a user-friendly material that will stand the test of time. We covered the topic of user-friendliness in-depth in our first article. In our second article, we explained how wood decking is more water, insect, and mold … [Read more...]

In our first article in this series, we started our exploration of the differences in quality between wood or composite decking for use in boardwalks. As we mentioned in the first article, wood is more user-friendly than composite decking, because it is less likely to cause burns … [Read more...]

Each year, some of the boardwalks lining our seashores and lakefronts will need to be replaced for one reason or another. Perhaps they were destroyed or damaged in a severe storm. Or maybe they’re just getting old and worn out after decades of use. In any case, these replacements … [Read more...]