TimberTech Product Catalog

Get The Full Picture S T A R T Y O U R J O U R N E Y Before jumping into your project, take a moment to familiarize yourself with the three key components of building a new outdoor living space.

S T A R T Y O U R J O U R N E Y

Decking & Railing 101 Lean into the process and learn some outdoor living lingo, so you can confidently choose the material for your project.

INF I L L Fits snugly between the top and bottom rail to fill the inside area.

TOP RA I L Top horizontal piece that connects to the infill and is used as a handgrip.

GATHER THE FACTS

Decking doesn’t have to be complicated. With our Deck & Railing 101 guide on the opposite page, you can nail the common names and phrases you'll encounter in deck projects. Plus, with our TimberTech Advantage Guide, you can see how TimberTech decking stacks up against traditional lumber and competitors. Scan the QR code with your smart phone's camera to access the TimberTech Advantage Guide.

CAPPED DECK ING Surface layer on boards that protects against stains, scratches, and mold.

L I GHTS Ensure safety while creating ambiance along your deck and rail.

DI VE INTO DES I GN

Now's the time to bring your style into your outdoor living space. Whatever you envision for your backyard, we've got you covered. Whether you want to upgrade your backyard views or make a bold style statement, you’ve got options. Simply start by choosing your favorite decking color(s) and wood grain pattern to style your space. Download the Design Guide for more inspiration by scanning the QR code to the right.

FASCIA Boards that run around the peri- meter of the deck.

COLOR BLENDING Highlights and lowlights in boards that mimic real wood.

R I SER Boards applied behind each step.

PL AN YOUR BUDGET

Learn how you can save money in the long run with composite decking with our helpful charts that do the number crunching for you. We’re here to take the mystery out of budgeting. Visit the Cost Calculator using the QR code to the right to get the full scoop.

BOT TOM RA I L Piece that spans the bottom length of railing and supports the infill.

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