Recycled plastic lumber vs Tanalised Timber/Wood? Ask these questions!
• Do you want it to rot? I guess not. • Do you want to paint it every year? Unlikely! • Do your customers want to keep replacing it? No! Didn't think so.
To avoid disappointment, don't specify tanalised timber, or wood/plastic composites. Use Recycled Plastic Tongue and Groove in either Synthetic or Plastic Wood (very wood-like indeed in any RAL colour) or recycled mixed plastic lumber - Ultra Specification - tough stuff, heavier and denser than wood.
Kedel's Tear Drop Tongue and Groove boards/profiles will never rot, warp, splinter or crack. They are UV protected to the highest standard to minimise fading. A far more cost effective material compared to wood. Comes in various colours and is made from crushed recycled CD cases.
Synthetic Wood Tongue and Groove 125 x 15mm looks like wood but will never rot or need paint. The UV stable colour is embedded in the plastic and will never peel or flake. Does not warp, crack or splinter and will outlast any wooden board by decades and look good the whole time.
100% Maintenance-free and environmentally friendly. Our Recycled Plastic Tongue & Groove Planks/Boards will not rot from wet weather, nor will they fade from exposure to UV.
Recycled Plastic Tongue and Groove boards or planks leave any wooden T&G product in the dust for longevity and cost of maintenance. This product doesn't need any and will last at least 5 times longer than any treated wood product. Use wherever you might normally use wood, concrete, or metal.
These Synthetic Wood Tongue and Groove 100x18mm boards come in various colours such black, light oak, mahogany, cedar, white, pebble grey and anthracite grey. And have the highest level of UV protection. Great for gates and gate inserts.
Steel reinforced recycled plastic tongue and groove that will never need paint or preservative. Very tough industrial quality. But if you don't need the reinforced inner you can try the sister product without reinforcement.
Recycled plastic lumber vs Tanalised Timber/Wood? Ask these questions!
