Classic WPC Decking Series

Name: Classic WPC Decking Series - https://magicgarden-wpc.com/
Price: 20.00 USD
Availability: InStock

The perfect balance of durability and affordability for wholesale.

Color Series

Size(mm) Hollow / Solid

Surface finish: Grooved/ Brushed/ 3D Embossed

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The Authentic 1st Generation Composite

Built with proven 1st Generation mono-extrusion technology, our Classic Series avoids the “plasticky” feel of capped composites, offering the tactile warmth and texture of natural timber. Engineered for high-volume needs, it delivers the highest cost-to-performance ratio, making it the premier choice for wholesale and large-scale commercial projects.

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Why Choose Classic WPC Decking?

100% Rot & Termite Proof

Unlike natural wood, this composite is impervious to moisture. It withstands harsh climates without warping or suffering from termite damage.

No Painting Required

Save on labor costs. Forget sanding, staining, or oiling. A simple periodic wash with soap and water keeps the deck looking new.

R10 Anti-Slip Safety Rating

Safety first. The deep wood grain texture provides a high-friction surface that is completely splinter-free, making it ideal for swimming pools.

Stable Color Performance

Infused with UV inhibitors, the tone stabilizes naturally after installation. It avoids the ugly “grey-out” effect of timber and maintains its character.

Accessories: Professional & Compatible

Flexible Substructure Options (Joists)

Choose the right foundation. Our decking is fully compatible with all standard frameworks, including Galvanized Steel, Aluminum, Stainless Steel, WPC, or Pressure-Treated Wood. Select the best material based on your project budget, local climate, and application scenario.

Hidden Fastening System (Clips)

Seamless & Secure. We recommend high-strength Aluminum Clips as the mainstream choice for long-term stability. Cost-effective Plastic Clips are also available. Stainless Steel Starter Clips are essential for securing the first and last rows.

Fixing Hardware (Screws)

Corrosion-Resistant Anchoring. Select the right screw for your frame: use Stainless Steel Self-Tapping Screws for WPC or wood joists, and Self-Drilling Screws (Drill-Tail) for installation on metal substructures.

FAQ

What is the difference between Hollow and Solid boards?

Hollow boards are lightweight and cost-effective, making them the standard choice for residential terraces and private backyards. Solid boards offer higher load-bearing capacity and impact resistance, recommended for high-traffic public areas or commercial projects.

Will this decking rot or attract termites like wood?

No. Unlike natural timber, our Classic WPC is composed of plastic (HDPE) and wood fibers. It is 100% rot-proof, termite-resistant, and does not absorb moisture, ensuring a lifespan significantly longer than traditional pressure-treated wood.

Is the surface slippery when wet?

Safety is a priority. Our Classic series features a grooved, deep-embossed wood grain or sanded finish, which provides excellent friction (R10 Slip Rating), making it safe for walking even around swimming pools.

What is the recommended joist span (spacing)?

For standard residential decks, we recommend a joist spacing of 300mm to 350mm (center-to-center). For commercial areas with heavy loads, the span should be reduced to 300mm max to ensure rigidity.

Do I need to paint or seal the decking?

Never. One of the biggest advantages of Classic WPC is that it requires no painting, staining, or oiling—ever. This saves you significant labor and material costs over the years compared to maintaining real wood.

Will the color fade over time?

As with any uncapped composite material containing natural wood fibers, there will be a slight lightening (approx. 10-15%) during the first 3-6 months of UV exposure. After this initial weathering process, the color stabilizes to a natural, matte tone and will not fade further.

Can I rip (cut) the boards for custom fitting?

Yes. Classic WPC cuts and works just like timber. You can rip the boards lengthwise or cut them to specific shapes using standard woodworking tools (carbide-tipped saw blades recommended).