We used it for a large deck project and are very happy with it. Just a few things to consider:
1) Not all composites are created equal. Some are solid so they have the same color and material all the way through, whereas others have a thin shell of surface material. Solid is good from the point that any deep scratches will show the same color as the surface. Both are equally weather resistant from what I have seen. 2) We used a hidden attachment clip system known as Mantis clips. Very easy to work with and no surface hole on the decking. And it automatically spaces the boards the right distance apart. 3) Floor joists should be no more than 12" apart to make it feel solid. They say you can go to 16" but we found it was too far apart and would show too much sag under weight for our liking. 4) The deck boards will definitely fade under sunlight. This usually happens over the first three years and then the color stabilizes. So if you find a deal on some composite because it is unequally faded (which we did), it will all look the same in a few years. 5) No maintenance required other than cleaning.
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