Good Life decking includes classic multi-tonal and solid hues, perfect for creating a casual outdoor living space with an authentic wood look.
The Escapes Collection features multi-tonal colors that resemble exotic hardwoods.
The Weekender Collection features solid colors for a traditional stained deck look.
Durable composite core resists splintering, rotting, cracking, insects and decay.
Three-sided cap layer helps resist staining and fading.
Boards never need sanding, staining or painting. Simply clean with soap and water or a mild cleaner.
Good Life contains 96% recycled material, combining recycled wood with the long-lasting resilience of recycled plastic.
A Fire-rated version of Good Life decking is available, which helps resist damage from fire and reduce flame spread, providing added protection for the deck and home (excluding Cabana).
The Escapes Collection is backed by a 30-year performance, stain and fade warranty.
The Weekender Collection is backed by a 25-year performance, stain and fade warranty.
Good Life decking includes classic multi-tonal and solid hues, perfect for creating a casual outdoor living space with an authentic wood look.
The Escapes Collection features multi-tonal colors that resemble exotic hardwoods.
The Weekender Collection features solid colors for a traditional stained deck look.
Durable composite core resists splintering, rotting, cracking, insects and decay.
Three-sided cap layer helps resist staining and fading.
Boards never need sanding, staining or painting. Simply clean with soap and water or a mild cleaner.
Good Life contains 96% recycled material, combining recycled wood with the long-lasting resilience of recycled plastic.
A Fire-rated version of Good Life decking is available, which helps resist damage from fire and reduce flame spread, providing added protection for the deck and home (excluding Cabana).
The Escapes Collection is backed by a 30-year performance, stain and fade warranty.
The Weekender Collection is backed by a 25-year performance, stain and fade warranty.
