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Boat Dock Decking - PT Lumber or Composite
Just looking for advice/experiences/suggestions.
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Boat Dock Decking - PT Lumber or Composite
JB said:
Just looking for advice/experiences/suggestions. My opinion: go with the composite (Trex, or whatever). Recently walked a long boardwalk through a marsh. The decking was done with composite and showed no deterioration. It was intalled with the fake wood texture side down (the other side had a slightly grooved texture) and was not slippery in the wet spots. -- Pat in Plymouth MI "Vegetables are like bombs packed tight with all kinds of important nutrients..." --Largo Potter, Valkyria Chronicles email valid but not regularly monitored |
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Composite wood or GRP decking or grating is bar far the best choice as it's anti slip and constructed from fibreglass, and is ideal and cost effective alternative to traditional grating materials like wood, mild steel and stainless steel. GRP floor grating is exceptionally slip resistant and the gritted anti slip surface offers excellent traction in wet conditions.
Other benefits include: it's lightweight, maintenance free, corrosion resistant, fire resistant and non magnetic. If you would like more information please let me know. |
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