Composite Decking

Composite is a family of low-maintenance technical boards. Depending on the brand, the core may mix polymers with wood fiber, rice hulls, or other technical plant fibers. On your site, this covers several distinct approaches, but all aim to offer more stability and less maintenance than traditional wood.

Composite requires much less maintenance over the seasons. You don't have to sand, stain, or seal regularly, and the colors remain more consistent over time. Treated wood is more economical initially, but composite is often easier to live with on a daily basis.

Composite and PVC are not the same thing. Composite covers several hybrid technologies depending on the brand, while PVC is a synthetic product without wood fiber in the core. In general, composite often offers an excellent look/price/maintenance ratio, while PVC has an advantage in very humid areas and in certain premium ranges.

The main composite brands on your site are Fiberon, TimberTech, Trex, TruNorth, and Eva-Last. Each already has its own brand page with its collections and products, which makes comparison much clearer than on the old version of this page.

The right brand depends mainly on your budget, the desired look, and the project's context. Fiberon and Trex cover several price points well, TimberTech often aims for a more premium finish, TruNorth appeals to customers who want a Canadian product, and Eva-Last is interesting for a more contemporary and technical approach.

Yes. Visit our showroom at 190 Sutton Street, Delson, QC to compare textures, profiles, and colors in person. We can also help you choose the right collection, prepare a quote, and organize delivery on the South Shore and in Greater Montreal.