Deck flooring refers to the material used to cover the surface of a deck, providing a functional and aesthetic surface for outdoor spaces like patios, porches, and balconies. The choice of deck flooring depends on factors like durability, maintenance, appearance, and climate.

ASA decking is a decking materials that are coated with ASA (Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate), a high-performance thermoplastic known for its exceptional weather resistance, durability, and color retention. This combination of materials and plastics provides ASA with superior hardness, gloss, toughness and resistance properties, greater than that of pure polystyrene. ASA is often used as a protective layer on composite decking boards to enhance their longevity and aesthetic appeal.

WPC (Wood Plastic Composite) deck flooring is a type of composite decking material made from a combination of wood fibers (often sawdust or wood flour) and plastic (usually recycled or virgin plastic). This blend of materials creates a durable, low-maintenance decking option that mimics the appearance of natural wood while offering enhanced durability and resistance to the elements.

Bamboo decking is an outdoor flooring material made from bamboo, which is processed and compressed to create durable, weather-resistant planks. It is known for its strength, natural beauty, and sustainability. Unlike traditional hardwood decking, bamboo decking is made from a rapidly renewable resource, as bamboo grows quickly and regenerates without replanting. The decking is treated to withstand outdoor conditions, making it resistant to moisture, insects, and rot. Bamboo decking is often used for patios, porches, and other outdoor spaces where a natural, eco-friendly aesthetic is desired.

Timber decking can be made from various types of wood, including softwoods like pine and cedar, as well as hardwoods like teak and ipe. Each type of wood offers different characteristics in terms of durability, color, and resistance to weather, insects, and decay. Timber decking may require regular maintenance, such as sealing, staining, or oiling, to protect it from the elements and extend its lifespan.