The Infinity IS polymer composite range epitomises durability. Showcasing one of the toughest co-extruded composites on the market, it's advanced polymer protective cap resists scratches, fading, mould, and mildew, ensuring low maintenance with just basic cleaning for enduring performance. Enjoy the ultra-lightweight, stain, and slip resistance of this environmentally friendly wood alternative, available in various profiles along with matching fascia, screens, and stair tread options.
FAQs
The Pioneer range offers natural, earthy tones designed to mimic traditional timber while providing superior durability and low maintenance:
- Blackbutt: a warm, golden brown with subtle grain variations.
- Blackbutt Natural: a lighter, more natural tone with a refined wood appearance.
- Spotted Gum: a rich, medium brown with distinctive grain patterns that evoke a traditional, rustic look.
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.
Eva-Last’s capped composite decking, like the Infinity and ApexPlus ranges, features scratch-resistant surfaces. However, using furniture pads and avoiding dragging heavy objects can help maintain the deck's pristine look.
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.
Eva-Last decking blends bamboo fibers and recycled plastic, creating a durable, eco-friendly material. The inclusion of bamboo, a renewable resource that enhances the deck's strength and sustainability. Advanced ranges like infinity are also capped for extra protection​.
