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Versa WPC – Sustainable Innovation For Outdoor Use

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  Plastic decking is increasing in popularity. The innovative WPC decking is easy to maintain, long-lasting, and weather-resistant. WPC stands for wood-plastic composites. It consists of a mixture of wood fibre and polyethylene or polypropylene. The high-grade material is impressive, especially because of its high-quality standards. WPC is environmentally friendly. This characteristic makes its use even more beneficial for homeowners. Moreover, it is 100% recyclable. The material is set to change the future, and this is evident from the rapid development of production technology in recent years. WPC - An alternative solution for garden and patio design WPC possesses the natural aesthetics of wood. Additionally, it does not require painting. As a result, it is a great choice for fencing. WPC fencing enhances the appearance of your exteriors. It is durable and does not demand frequent maintenance or repair. Moreover, you can choose from a wide range of colours and textures to c...

5 Reasons Why You Should Build a WPC Fence for Your Swimming Pool

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  Do you have a swimming pool? If you do, you must install a pool fence. The installation of a fence is recommended by law, but before you have one installed, you need to ensure that your choice is right. Here are five reasons to choose a WPC fence for your swimming pool: 1.      Improves Basic Safety There are many pool security tools available in the market today. These include alarm systems, flotation devices, and security covers. However, the best safety instrument is a fence. If you have a fence panel made using WPC around your pool, you know that your pool area is safe, and there are no chances of any person falling or slipping inside.  2.                Reduces Accountability Do you have children? Or are there kids in your neighbourhood? If any of the young children entered the pool unattended, you will be accountable for their safety. A pool fence prevents you from suff...

Why Choose WPC for Installing Aesthetically Pleasing Elevations And Partitions?

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WPC is fast gaining momentum in the Indian market. While it entered as a suitable material for decking, today its use extends to a wide variety of applications like pergolas, fencing, railing, furniture, ceiling, partitions, elevations, and more.  WPC or wood-composite material is a combination of natural wood and plastic. The unique composition offers many benefits, including water resistance, UV resistance, higher flexibility, a wide range of colours and finishes, no decay, and no borer attack.  If you’re considering to install elevations and partitions in your house, here are a few things that you need to know: 1.      WPC is recyclable and reusable WPC is a cost-effective alternative to MDF, plywood, HPL, and other such surface materials. It does not require surface protection and, therefore, you save on labour cost, surface coating cost, and time. Moreover, it is 100% recyclable, which is why many manufacturers offer it with a buyback guarantee...

5 Tips for Choosing the Right Deck Railing

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Railings provide stability, which is especially important for young children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. Some people like to lightly graze railings with their hands just in case they need extra support or balance. The railing also increases the curb appeal of your space. Selecting railing color and style should be fun, but it also can be overwhelming considering the myriad options available. Listed below are 5 tips for choosing the right deck railing . Choose The Right Railing Height Height is one of the most important things when it comes to deck railing. Though the local building codes will only have the final word in deciding the height, railings typically range between 36 to 42 inches tall. Something below this height will be unsafe and something above that will block your vision. So, it is always advisable to maintain height. Select The Best Material When choosing to rail, look for high-performance and low-maintenance materials, so that you’ll be...

Cement Fiber Board VS Versa - WPC Planks

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Versa is a high density and high strength material that is non-brittle, unlike cement boards that damage easily and require regular painting. Listed below are a few differences between cement fiber boards and WPC planks. Aesthetic Look Today, WPC planks are a popular choice of building material, all because of its inherent characteristics of natural wood aesthetics. The cement boards look plain when compared to the WPC planks . Surface Treatment           Only one surface treatment can be carried out on cement boards, which is painting, you can't Laminate it nor you can apply Veneer on it. Cement boards are very heavy in weight. In fact, they almost have 3 times more density than WPC planks. So, when a heavy product is used for any application in a building then it leads to an increase in the overall Dead Load weight of the building which is not recommended. Hardware Feasibility Normal hardware that is used in WPC pl...

WPC Planks That Opens Up A World Of Infinite Options

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A superior new generation material, Versa WPC planks are available in a range of colors and sizes, displaying the true elegance of natural wood. With a unique material composition, Versa WPC planks are highly durable, non-brittle, and most importantly require no maintenance by painting or regular surface coating, making them the perfect material for exterior use. WPC planks can be used for a wide range of applications. It is easy to use, making it the best solution over conventional choices like natural wood, cement fibre boards, metals, and wood finish laminated panels which deteriorate in exterior use. WPC planks open up a world of infinite options, which includes the following. Elevations With the sentiment of helping minimize environmental pollution, Versa bought something that will withstand years of sun, rain, snow and big gatherings. These high-performance composite planks hold sturdy against natural elements; they resist fading from the sun and won’t get mould...