Decking and paving brand Ryno presents a look at its Vitrified Composite decking boards which arrive in a range of wood finishes that are meant to replicate the look and feel of authentic hardwood. The boards join the brand's premium decking solutions and are notably made to be non-combustible and low-maintenance. It is. made from a blend of clay and feldspar and comes in five finishes that replicate real wood.
This includes "Brazilian Walnut, African Greywood, White Poplar, Sunbleached Oak and Himalayan Birch." The brand explains, "Boasting a sensationally realistic wood-effect finish, it provides architects, designers and specifiers with outstanding performance while replicating a classic timber aesthetic, indistinguishable from its natural counterpart." These are non-porous, frost-resistant, and Class A1 fire-rated.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Wood-resembling Composite Decking
- Ryno presents a range of Vitrified Composite decking boards with wood finishes that replicate authentic hardwood.
- Non-combustible and Low-maintenance Decking
- Ryno's Vitrified Composite decking boards are designed to be non-combustible and require minimal maintenance.
- Realistic Wood-effect Finish
- Ryno's Vitrified Composite decking boards offer a sensationally realistic wood-effect finish that is indistinguishable from natural wood.
Who This Affects Most
- Decking and Paving
- The decking and paving industry can explore the use of Vitrified Composite boards with wood finishes for enhanced aesthetics and durability.
- Architecture and Design
- Architects and designers can incorporate Ryno's Vitrified Composite decking boards with a realistic wood-effect finish to create visually appealing outdoor spaces.
- Construction Materials
- The construction materials industry can embrace the use of non-combustible and low-maintenance decking boards for safer and more sustainable building projects.
