Composite decking WPC co-extrusion decking Second Generation of WPC Raw Materials of Co-extrusion decking

Inner core: 58%wood powder + 32% HDPE +10%additives
Shell: modified PE, shell is 1mm thickness Gingfisher Co-extrusion series is second generation of WPC. 

It has an advanced tough plastic shield encasing all four sides around its inner WPC core.

The shield and core are extruded together under a very high temperature mold simultaneously, so there are no adhesives or chemicals that are harmful to the environment.

The co-extrusion process fuses a protective outer layer to an inner wood-plastic core. This outer layer is known in the industry as a capstock – hence the term, "capped composite decking."
Gingfisher Capped boards are incredibly resistant to staining, fading, moisture, and insect infestation.

They won't splinter or degrade, and are easy to maintain.

An annual soap and water cleaning is generally all that's needed to keep them looking like new.

The first generation of WPC flooring, also known as PVC wood grain flooring, is an early type of wood-plastic flooring in the home flooring market. It mainly consists of various additives such as PVC substrates, antioxidants, ozone inhibitors, heat stabilizers, embrittlement reducers, and embossing techniques for texture and color.

* enhanced UV resistance and improved color stability;
* improved resistance to mold and mildew;
* improved resistance to dampness and termites;
* less rotting, less water absorption;
* Extreme durability and reliable;
* A more organic surface: a wooden
texture that resembles actual wood;
* Excellent value for a low maintenance item.