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Eva-Last decking, particularly the ApexPlus range, is engineered to stay cooler than many traditional decking materials. Lighter colours in the range, such as Himalayan Cedar, reflect more sunlight, retaining less heat. While all materials warm under direct sunlight, Eva-Last’s innovative design helps minimise heat retention, ensuring a more comfortable surface for outdoor use.

We stock a wide range of premium decking timbers, including Jarrah, Blackbutt, Spotted Gum, Fijian Mahogany, Merbau, and Pine, catering to both residential and commercial projects.

Composite decking naturally expands and contracts with like all composite materials, Eva-Last decking experiences minor expansion and contraction with temperature changes. Proper installation with recommended spacing allows for this natural movement without affecting the deck’s performance.

Yes, species like Jarrah and Merbau are dense and strong, ideal for supporting heavy furniture or structures. Always consult with a professional for structural assessments.

Trex composite decking has a Class B fire rating, which means it is resistant to fire spread, making it a safer option for many residential applications. However, it is not entirely fireproof.