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What are the colors of the first generation WPC decking and the second generation co extruded WPC decking?

What are the colors of the first generation WPC decking and the second generation co extruded WPC decking? The common generation WPC decking can only be presented in a darker color scheme due to its physical characteristics, apparent state, and raw material cost limitations; Therefore, there are generally 5-7 colors for the first generation of…

What are the colors of the first generation WPC decking and the second generation co extruded WPC decking?


The common generation WPC decking can only be presented in a darker color scheme due to its physical characteristics, apparent state, and raw material cost limitations; Therefore, there are generally 5-7 colors for the first generation of ordinary WPC decking, including mahogany, dark coffee, teak, black, reddish brown, gray, etc.


The popular second-generation coated co extruded WPC decking, due to its surface coated engineering composite polymer material with a white base color, makes it easier to mix the colors that customers prefer, and the colors are more vibrant and have higher color fastness.


Nowadays, the colors of second-generation co extruded WPC decking are mostly in 8-10, including mahogany, coffee, gray, silver gray, walnut, teak, antique wood, black, etc.
Compared to the first generation regular WPC decking, the second generation co extruded WPC decking adds UV resistant components to the wrapping fabric, making the floor color more durable. A 3000 hour UV test shows that the color fastness of co extruded wood plastic is about 3.6, which is lower than the color change that can be recognized by the naked eye.


Due to the 360 ° coating on the surface, it ensures that no water seeps into the interior of the floor, and also allows co extruded wood plastic flooring products to bid farewell to problems such as mold, expansion and cracking, and have a longer life cycle.

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