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Who enjoys walking on a deck so hot
that it fries eggs?
It hurts!
Staying More Comfortable Underfoot
DuxxBak Composite Decking distinguishes itself by its unique design, featuring a hollow and self-ventilating structure. This innovative design not only sets it apart from competitors but also provides a notable benefit: Whereas it gets warm, unlike many other decking materials that can become incredibly hot in the sun, DuxxBak's self-ventilation allows for efficient heat dissipation, ensuring a more enjoyable experience for anyone strolling or lounging on it without the need for spraying down their deck. BTW, try walking barefoot on one of the solid Trex® boards on a hot day in direct sunlight. Very good looking decking but not so much blisters.
DuxxBak Sheds Water Like a Duck's Back
DuxxBak Composite Decking is exceptionally effective at repelling and shedding water, much like water simply rolls off a duck's back. This means that it efficiently prevents water from pooling or being absorbed, ensuring that your deck remains not only functional but also durable. The analogy to a duck's back highlights the decking's remarkable ability to maintain its integrity even when exposed to wet conditions, making it a resilient and long-lasting choice for outdoor spaces. Your pressure treated framing substructure is not likely to rot with this protection above it.
Protection from Moisture-Related Decay
DuxxBak Composite Decking offers a crucial defense for contemporary deck substructures built with today's defective pressure-treated (PT) framing, which may be prone to decay when exposed to moisture. In this context, "defective PT framing" refers to pressure treated floor joists and posts that have been pressure treated with the new, non-arsenic material that allows fungus to attack and decay a deck extremely fast. DuxxBak Composite Decking acts as a barrier, shielding this dangerous substructure from the harmful effects of moisture, thereby preserving and prolonging the integrity of the framing.
