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Wood composite fencing

1 November 2010

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Futurewood Pty. Ltd. specialises in eco-friendly timber replacement products that are uniquely designed to look like timber, but offer better value due to their combination of features such as low maintenance, splinter free, rot proof, termite resistant, concealed fixing etc.

Products include CleverDeck wood composite decking, available in 86mm and 138mm wide decking boards and EnviroSlat wood composite timber-look 70mm wide fencing slats. Both ranges are available in 6 designer colours. The range also includes CleverDeck DIY wood composite deck tiles that are ideal for beautifying concrete balconies or patios, wood composite garden edging and wood composite architectural profiles.

Both CleverDeck and EnviroSlat are primarily made from recycled products including HDPE, wood flour & rice husks/hulls. Futurewood distributes across Australia, their customer service philosophy is to provide all of the necessary information that a consumer may require in order to make an informed choice about the material they choose for their deck or fence/screen.

Futurewood aims to answer all email enquiries within 48 hours and most within a few hours of the enquiry being made as a way of backing up their service and information philosophy.

www.futurewood.com.au

This article is published by Outdoor Design Source, Australia's most comprehensive external works directory of products and services. Featuring suppliers for landscaping, playground equipment, shade structures and outdoor lighting in all its applications to erosion control, drainage, street & outdoor furniture, retaining walls, wholesale nurseries and so much more. Outdoor Design Source is the essential reference for all specifiers in the landscape, civil and amenities industry.

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