MoistureShield composite decking products are made of recycled wood fiber and polyethylene plastic.

The entire MoistureShield product portfolio meets or exceeds OSHA’s recommendation of 0.5 for slip resistance. Vantage products have the best slip resistance; Vision products have better slip resistance.

For maintaining your outdoor decking, regularly sweeping with a broom or using a leaf blower every few weeks is advisable to keep it clear of debris. To more thoroughly clean your deck, employ hot water, mild dish soap, and a soft brush every six months, ideally after installation and then semi-annually during the spring and fall. This routine helps to remove any accumulated dirt or debris. Should stains remain after your initial cleaning, consult the care and cleaning page for more detailed cleaning instructions and tips to ensure your deck remains in pristine condition.

MoistureShield decking has undergone rigorous testing in harsh aging conditions by independent laboratories, ensuring its durability. It is guaranteed to resist rot and fungal decay when installed and maintained correctly, backed by a comprehensive warranty. For specific warranty details and maintenance guidelines, it's recommended to consult the official MoistureShield warranty documentation.

Yes, MoistureShield can be installed on the ground, in contact with the ground, on the water and under water.

MoistureShield has a class C fire rating which is the same as wood.