High‑Quality Composite Terraces
Our composite terraces are made from a material created by combining plastic (polyvinyl chloride or polypropylene and high‑density polyethylene) with a wood component in the form of wood flour.
We offer brushed terrace boards, boards with various groove configurations, as well as surfaces with a wood‑grain texture. Several colour variants of composite terraces allow you to match the boards to the house facade and surroundings. Board lengths of up to 6 m ensure the best terrace layout without unnecessary joints.
What characterises composite terraces?
- High durability (resistant to moisture, low temperatures, fungi and moss),
- No need for regular maintenance or refinishing,
- They are non‑flammable,
- They tend to heat up.
Composite terrace maintenance
Composite terrace boards do not require periodic maintenance, but to preserve their colour and properties, any dirt or stains should be removed. Twice a year — before winter and in spring, when temperatures remain above zero — composite boards should be washed with a pressure washer or a brush and water, then left to dry.
Where to use composite terraces?
A composite terrace works best in modern arrangements, but with the right colour choice, it will also suit a classic home. Composite tends to heat up, so if children will be playing on the terrace or if you enjoy walking barefoot — it is worth placing the terrace under a roof or in the shade of trees. Composite terrace boards are an excellent choice for those who do not have the time or desire for regular terrace maintenance. Composite terraces are also a good alternative to terraces made from exotic wood species.
More detailed information about our terrace boards can be found in the Technical Specification file available below.