I would recommend it for its low maintenance qualities. It can get a bit slippery if you’re in an area that gets frosts. We’re in Tassie and need to be really careful after a frost.

Less maintenance over real timber, so worth it if you have a big area.

My sister in law has this and loves it. It’s a lot less work than timber to keep it looking good.

Sorry we used Jarrah decking and 20 years on its still fantastic but we do have to give it some oil every couple of years. Australia’s ultraviolet light and sunshine reeks havoc with most things that are outdoors.

I would be good as you wouldnt have to keep painting it

Thanks for asking this as I have often wondered does it chip?

Ive often wondered this too. IF someone has had it what are the problems or difficulties? does it chip?

Don’t own one.Hope it stays looking newer for longer, with reduced need for repairs or renovations.

My neighbour has it and it’s really good !

We used a composite decking material from Bunnings (I think it was Ekodeck). It’s the best move we made in regards to the decking because it doesn’t require any maintenance. It looks just as good today as it did when we had it laid over two years ago.