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Decking is encased on three sides in a non-organic surface material that is extremely resistant to staining, fading, scratches, and mold
August 2, 2011
Fiberon Pro-Tect Decking
The strong, rigid core of Pro-Tect Decking from Fiberon is encased on three sides in a patent-pending, non-organic surface material that is extremely resistant to staining, fading, scratches, and mold. Pro-Tect Decking is available in two colors: Harbor Gray (pictured) and Canyon Brown. Pro-Tect deck boards are available as grooved in 0.935-inch x 5.4-inch x 12 feet (as well as 16 and 20 feet), and square edge in 20-foot boards.
Editors’ Comments:Fiberon enters the capped composite decking market with its unique non-organic encasing material.
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