Composite Decking Sunshine Coast

Are you looking for a stunning new composite deck or want to upgrade your old one? You’re in the right place!

Our journey with composite decking began when our team installed the first TREX deck on the Sunshine Coast. Since then, we’ve led the way in installing quality decks that suit their surroundings and environment on the Sunshine Coast. For us, it is not about how many decks we build; it's about the quality of our builds and ensuring we give our clients the right advice for their decks. With so many composite decking options available, we know choosing the right one can be overwhelming. That’s where our experience makes a difference as we help guide our clients on the right solution to suit their projects.

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finished outdoor seating areas with composite decks

composite decking project near the pool at Coolum

decorated outdoor composite decking and pergola

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We know that the right composite decking can make all the difference in creating a beautiful, lasting deck. That's why we take an unbiased approach to the decking boards we offer, helping our clients choose the best product to fit their design, location, and budget.

We’re here to guide you to the option that checks every box so you end up with a deck you’ll love for years to come. Each brand we work with brings something unique, and there is certainly not one product that suits all situations.

Brands We Work With

Trex
Outdure
Duralife
Coen Composite Wood
Millboard
Tractio by Modeinex
Nexgen
Ultradeck
Ultim8
Modwood
Perma Timber
Ezy Wood
Eko Deck
Timber Tech

Key Decking Qualities to Consider

Choosing the right decking is about more than just brand and aesthetics; the right product needs to align with your lifestyle, location, and budget while also meeting key building specifications. Here are some crucial factors to keep in mind.

Durability: Is your deck in a high-traffic area? Do you have pets, or will furniture like tables and chairs be on it? How many people will be using the space? These factors can affect wear and tear over time and ultimately affect the choice of a composite deck.

Slip Resistance: Will the deck be near a pool or spa or frequently exposed to rain? A slip-resistant surface can make a big difference, especially in areas with a lot of moisture or for those with kids who love to run around.

Fade Resistance: Is your deck in direct sunlight, or is it part sun, part shade? Fade-resistant boards are designed to keep their colour longer, even in the harsh Sunshine Coast conditions, so your deck will look as new as the day it was laid.

Low Maintenance: Do you prefer a deck that requires minimal upkeep? Composite options often eliminate the need for regular staining, sealing, and other maintenance, giving you more time to relax and enjoy your space. Since every composite decking board will require some maintenance, it is important to ensure the proposed board suits your desired maintenance commitment.

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Height of Decking from Ground Level: It is important to know that all decks are not the same, and therefore, all products are not suitable. The height of your deck off the ground is vital information to take into account. Many products outline a minimum distance from the ground. It’s important to follow these to ensure the success of the composite decking product and the warranty associated with the product.

Deck Joist Spacings: Joist spacing is key in choosing the right decking brand, as different products have specific requirements. Some decking materials require 350mm spacing, others 400mm, and some up to 450mm. Knowing these requirements is crucial for ensuring the structural integrity of your new deck or deck renovation.

These are only a few of the properties that should be considered when selecting the right board for your new or renovated deck. Our team will help you select a composite decking board that fits your requirements.

Composite Decking vs Natural Timber Decking

Choosing between composite and natural timber decking depends on your desired style, maintenance preferences, and overall lifestyle. Composite decking offers a great solution that is generally low maintenance, hard-wearing and offers a modern finish, making it perfect for busy people who love to spend more time using their outdoor space than maintaining it. Composite decking requires only occasional cleaning so you can enjoy your deck more.

Although natural timber requires regular upkeep, like staining and sealing, it has a unique warmth and classic beauty that many find appealing. Both options have their strengths, and whether you lean towards the timeless charm of timber or the convenience of composite, we’re here to guide you in creating a deck that truly suits your space and lifestyle.

Frequently Asked Questions About Composite Decking

Composite decking is built to last, with most high-quality brands offering a lifespan of 25 to 30 years or even longer with proper care. Due to its resistance to fading, warping, and moisture damage, composite decking often outlasts traditional timber, making it a durable and low-maintenance choice for outdoor spaces. Choosing the right construction team for your project ensures its longevity. Proper installation of high-quality materials is essential for creating a long-lasting space in which you can entertain guests for years to come.

Yes. There are local building regulations that must be adhered to for your new Sunshine Coast deck. The current Building Code states that if your deck or patio design meets one or more of these four requirements, your project will require a set of building plans and approval by a private certifier:

Decks that are greater than one metre above the ground
A structure that is larger than 10 square metres in size
Any aspect is higher than 2.4 metres high with an average mean height of no more than 2.1 metres
Any side exceeds 5 metres in length

Our team can help you with Design – Approvals – Construction.

Composite decking is built to handle even the toughest coastal conditions, including exposure to sea, sand, salt, and intense UV rays. High-quality brands, including those from overseas, are engineered to endure a range of extreme climates—from long, snowy winters to hot, dry summers—making them a resilient choice for coastal homes. With composite decking, you can enjoy a durable, low-maintenance deck that holds up beautifully, no matter what the elements throw its way.

Composite decking is a low-maintenance option, but a little care goes a long way. Regularly sweep away leaves and debris to clear the surface, and promptly clean up any spills to prevent stains. If you notice any signs of mould, it’s best to address them immediately. For detailed guidance, refer to the care and maintenance instructions provided by your decking brand to ensure your deck remains in top condition year-round.

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