- Articles
- Does Composite Decking Bleach in the Sun?Updated
- How Long Does Decking Really Last?
- Artificial Lumber: A Practical Guide for Aussie Homeowners
- What is the Lifespan of Composite Decking
- Can Hail Damage Composite Decking?
- Outdoor Living Boom Reshapes Australia’s Growth Corridors
- Composite Decking: The Sustainable Choice
Brite Decking23 Jan 2026
Does Composite Decking Bleach in the Sun?
Australia’s harsh sun accelerates decking fade, especially in timber. Composite decking is engineered with UV-resistant materials and protective capping to minimise colour change, resist moisture, and maintain long-term appearance across all Australian cl
Brite Decking16 Dec 2025
How Long Does Decking Really Last?
Composite decking offers long-term durability, low maintenance, and strong resistance to Australia’s harsh climate. With proper installation and basic care, it can last 25–30 years or more, outperforming traditional timber in longevity, stability, and ove
Brite Decking03 Dec 2025
Artificial Lumber: A Practical Guide for Aussie Homeowners
Composite timber, made from recycled plastic and wood fibres, offers the look of natural timber with far greater durability and minimal upkeep. It’s eco-friendly, weather-resistant, and ideal for decking, cladding, and fencing, with long warranties and a
Brite Decking27 Nov 2025
What is the Lifespan of Composite Decking
Composite decking costs vary across Australia based on materials, installation, and regional labour rates. Expect A$90–A$170 per m² for materials and A$250–A$450 installed. Factors like climate, deck height, design complexity, and board quality influence
Brite Decking18 Nov 2025
Can Hail Damage Composite Decking?
Composite decking, made from wood fibres and recycled plastics, is engineered for strength, moisture resistance, and low maintenance. It withstands hail better than timber, with most damage being cosmetic. Quality, density, and installation affect durabil
Brite Decking07 Nov 2025
Outdoor Living Boom Reshapes Australia’s Growth Corridors
Australia’s outdoor living boom is accelerating composite decking demand. Brite Decking installed 50,000 sqm in 2024–25, including 25,000 NSW, 18,000 QLD and 7,000 VIC. Key hotspots include Ipswich and Melbourne’s West. Australia’s WPC market, USD 122m in
Brite Decking04 Nov 2025
Composite Decking: The Sustainable Choice
Homeowners increasingly prioritise sustainability, choosing composite decking over timber. Made from recycled plastics and reclaimed wood, it’s durable, low-maintenance, and avoids toxic treatments. Brite Decking’s solar-powered, water-efficient, ISO 1400
