• TimberTech engineered decking is made from recycled wood and polymers that won't split, splinter, decay or warp like wood.  

• It comes in a tan color which will lighten to a driftwood gray or a light brown in hot dry climates and may be painted or stained if desired. 

• TimberTech has several types of  product dimensions such as 2x6 planking, a 1/2 inch thick timber topper for use on top of existing decking and the most popular of  it's product line is the 12 inch wide tongue and groove decking.  Other components such as railing and fascia boards are now becoming more widely available.

Performance characteristics

• Designed for use on residential and light commercial exterior decks, TimberTech decking  is also a good choice around pool decks and hot tubs. 

• TimberTech has a stamped wood grain pattern making it more slip resistant than other products.

Safety concerns

• Relatively few safety concerns. When working with TimberTech or any other materials, use protective clothing, dust mask and eye protection.  Wash clothes separately to avoid contact with other clothing. Do not burn any products that contains chemicals or have applied finishes such as old deck boards.

Installation

• TimberTech tongue and groove will usually need a TimberTech starter strip to begin the decking.  Boards are then slipped into place by means of the tongue and groove without the use of glue or caulk.

• Use 2 1/2 inch stainless steel screws.  No pre-drilling required except in extremely cold conditions.

• Leave a 3/16 inch gap between planks laid end to end, house walls and between fascia boards.

• For grade level decks, 2x6 TimberTech planks are recommended.