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The new hot thing in the world of decking, Millboard is a material that excels in almost all of the factors that go into building a good-looking, quality deck for your outdoor space. Great for businesses and residences alike, Millboard is low maintenance, aesthetically pleasing, and environmentally friendly. It’s no wonder why it is so popular- after all, what other decking material has so many great qualities for a low price? For some time, the PVC decks were the best for a low maintenance option but that was until Millboard decking was introduced.
Unlike timber or other chemically treated woods, Millboard is incredibly durable without requiring constant upkeep. With timber, you have to periodically stain and treat the wood to ensure that it maintains its colouring and stays infestation, rot, and damage free. Millboard, on the other hand, can withstand months of violent UV rays from the sun or a never-ending rainstorm that would cause a lot of un-treated timber to rot or warp. It is also slip and scratch resistant. This is excellent for anyone who has kids, as the little guys could easily mess up an expensive timber deck, or slip and injure themselves after the deck gets wet. But aside from the occasional wash, you literally don’t have to do anything to the deck to make sure that it stays safe and preserved.
Millboard is the one type of non-wood deck that looks almost exactly like wood. There are a lot of different options, including “enhanced grain”, “fluted”, “lasta-grip”, and the ever-popular “weathered”. Each of them brings a different look to your deck, with the latter having a marine influence for homes by the water, or inland decks that want to have a bit of a nautical feel. If you want a clean, crisp finish then you can’t go wrong with enhanced grain, which is both traditional and contemporary. There are a variety of different colours to get your Millboard decking in, as well.Please note, WEATHERED and ENHANCED GRAIN are the 2 styles that are stocked in Australia. All others are imported to order.
The people of the world have recently been turning their attention towards purchasing items that are “green”, or otherwise help the environment. Decking presented a big environmental concern as it contributed to the loss of almost 180 million hecatares of forest (total) that was lost within the last 15 years. How many trees does a Millboard deck require? Zero. Millboard is made from one-hundred-percent recycled materials, which preserves trees, gets rid of hard-to-use waste, and reduces landfills. And the polyurethane (one of the main components used in Millboard production) uses 7 times less energy than the energy used to make other composite decks.
Now that you can see why millboard is so popular, you probably want to use it for your next decking project. Luckily for you, Millboard is very easy to acquire in the Perth area. Serving Riverton, Mandurah, Halls Head, and many other Perth suburbs, there are a variety of decking companies that can get you set up with a brand new Millboard deck in no time at all. So if you want to get a deck that is durable, good-looking, and green, don’t hesitate to call or go online to research some of these companies and get your inexpensive Millboard.