... ends where it was cut are split. have you tried to make a warranty claim? if you googled people who have tried to make a warranty claim against Modwood you would get the gist of my laughing at that whole topic ... its riddled with fine print. and at the end of the day, they then admitted its ...

... ends where it was cut are split. have you tried to make a warranty claim? if you googled people who have tried to make a warranty claim against Modwood you would get the gist of my laughing at that whole topic ... its riddled with fine print. and at the end of the day, they then admitted its ...

... not suitable for extreme heat areas like where I live. As far as I can read so far .. no one has had Eko deck down for longer than 5 years... Your modwood came with a 10/7 year warranty. All the things you mentioned are covered. The only reason that tehy could deny a warranty claim is if it wasnt ...

Hi deck lovers. We installed Modwood and 5 years later it is split, warped, stained and cracked, ... what a disgraceful product! Their 'warranty' is full of fine print and im thinking anyone who is thinking of installing it - to rethink ...

Hi deck lovers. We installed Modwood and 5 years later it is split, warped, stained and cracked, ... what a disgraceful product! Their 'warranty' is full of fine print and im thinking anyone who is thinking of installing it - to rethink ...

... quote is over $17K (the Millboard decking alone is over $7k). But given how expensive Millboard is, I'm looking into cheaper alternatives such as Modwood, Paaveezzi, or even a hardwood. Below is my drawing of the deck. It will be about 650mm above ground level. I'm wondering if perhaps I could ...

... additives. The biggest thing to look for is that the board is "capped" or has a secondary coating over the internal composite. The basic Modwood and Ekodeck is simply plastic and woodfibre compressed and then sanded. It is quite soft and scratches easily. Technically you can re-sand it ...

... additives. The biggest thing to look for is that the board is "capped" or has a secondary coating over the internal composite. The basic Modwood and Ekodeck is simply plastic and woodfibre compressed and then sanded. It is quite soft and scratches easily. Technically you can re-sand it ...

... additives. The biggest thing to look for is that the board is "capped" or has a secondary coating over the internal composite. The basic Modwood and Ekodeck is simply plastic and woodfibre compressed and then sanded. It is quite soft and scratches easily. Technically you can re-sand it ...

... additives. The biggest thing to look for is that the board is "capped" or has a secondary coating over the internal composite. The basic Modwood and Ekodeck is simply plastic and woodfibre compressed and then sanded. It is quite soft and scratches easily. Technically you can re-sand it ...

... I love Millboard but it sadly looks way to expensive. I'm interested in NewTech wood but don't see a lot of info on that one. I've also looked at Modwood and Ekodeck. I would just like some feedback and opinions from builders / renovators who have used these products before. Which ones would you ...

... I love Millboard but it sadly looks way to expensive. I'm interested in NewTech wood but don't see a lot of info on that one. I've also looked at Modwood and Ekodeck. I would just like some feedback and opinions from builders / renovators who have used these products before. Which ones would you ...

... I love Millboard but it sadly looks way to expensive. I'm interested in NewTech wood but don't see a lot of info on that one. I've also looked at Modwood and Ekodeck. I would just like some feedback and opinions from builders / renovators who have used these products before. Which ones would you ...

You wouldn't be tiling on Modwood, it's a composite decking material. I would say they have just put the wrong detail on the first plans and when they have reviewed the drawing seen that it is supposed to be a tiled floor Oh i see And ...

You wouldn't be tiling on Modwood, it's a composite decking material. I would say they have just put the wrong detail on the first plans and when they have reviewed the drawing seen that it is supposed to be a tiled floor

The first detail is not tiled, modwood is a wood substitute board. Both details are ok, none is cheaper than the other Both will be tiled

The first detail is not tiled, modwood is a wood substitute board. Both details are ok, none is cheaper than the other

... Certificate for waterproofing. Cheers Chris Do i request that certificate after the balcony is constructed? And is cfc an inferior alternative to modwood? What about the way they plan to build the balcony?

... unsafe. We need to remove the old deck and we would like to make it a bit bigger - new size approx 5.6 x 7.4 with some steps. We would like to use modwood and have a steel subframe and posts. This would be 4.5 metres off the ground at the highest point. We require new footings and would like to ...