Why Buy TIMBERTECH? // Deck Shop Shorts
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Shane attempts to speed through the GIGANTIC line up from Timbertech.
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Chapters:
Intro: 0:00
TimberTech Edge: 0:38
TimberTech Edge Plus: 1:20
TimberTech Pro: 1:50
TimberTech Pro Reserve: 3:05
TimberTech Legacy: 3:36
TimberTech Azek: 4:06
Thank you for sharing your expertise. It was suggested I consider Terrain Series. I appreciate your opinion. Thank you, Mike
You're welcome, thanks for tuning in!
Everything you said is pretty accurate other than terrain embossing being more durable than edge this doesn’t change on any of our boards we use the same embossing wheel and plastics. Only thing that could back that is edge has a really thick top cap because there is not Bottom.
I can assure you that the Edge is more durable to scratching than Terrain. This may be due to the Terrain embossing "standing up" more than Edge and therefore easier to "knock down", as opposed to a difference in the type/thickness of cap. But in all of our scratch test, that's the result we have seen consistently.
We are thinking about going with the Timbertech Terrain series. Thoughts on it vs Trex in Florida weather?
Thanks for the video. Was all set on the Timbertech Azek Vintage collection until I read about someone getting a load of boards delivered that were scratched. I took two samples I had and rubbed the edge against the other and WOW. Amazing how easy it scratched. Is easily scratched the main downside to PVC boards? Switching our attention now towards Timbertech Reserve which showed no scratches doing the same board against board scratch test.. Would you know if the Legacy line has the same better/worse scratch resistance to the Reserve? Other than the price it seems these 2 lines of Timbertrech Pro gives you the best protection over other brands with their 4 caped sides including the cut grooved edge. Would you agree? Thanks for the help!
price point differences?
Hi, We started out research re decking products and really have found your videos informative. A Timbertech brochure that we picked up shows the Azek , harvest line profile to be 3 sided. Why isn't it 4 sided like the others and what is best to have? Thank you.
This simply means the backside is no coloured and embossed with a grain pattern. It's just an aesthetic thing. The actual PVC cap layer is 4 sided.
Thank you
Thank YOU!
Have you done a complete 2020 Timbertech and Azek review ?
We have yes, but it doesn't look like it's been posted yet. We'll check on that!
Here is the long version. The LINE UP IS HUGE!!
ua-cam.com/video/NjWrXB_RZB4/v-deo.html - The Ultimate Deck Show - Timbertech/Azek 2020 Lineup
can we stain the timber tech composite?
No you would not want to stain it. What are you trying to achieve? Changing the colour?
Have a utility trailer. Want to replace the real wood with something like this. What do you recommend?
Whatever you can find in the discount pile. It's likely going to get banged up in that application, so I wouldn't be too picky to be honest.
Is the Pro Reserve board more durable and more scratch resistant than the Terrain? We have been looking at some Terrain but can’t find a color we like. Second question: will the non-capped Edge bottom allow moisture in and ruin the deck quickly? I’ve read some nightmare scenarios on the internet about composites not holding up and mold.
Yes Reserve is much more scratch resistant than Terrain. Terrain scratches quite easily. Both products are capped on all sides though so you're fine there.
As to the uncapped Edge line on the back, as long as it has enough air flow beneath the deck, it will be fine. You just don't want it sitting wet all the time.
OMG Mold! AHHHHHHHHH. It's been around longer than the human race but FEAR THE MOLD! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!
Are any of these warp proofed for extreme sun?
They are meant to be installed in the great outdoors and have UV protection. If you've experienced warping, that should be filed as a warranty claim as they certainly shouldn't be warping.
The one exception is reflected from Low-E windows which can generate excessive heat like a magnifying glass. That is not warrantied generally.
@@TheUltimateDeckShop are there brands that will do well near Low-E windows? Deckarator?
Go to Ultimate Deck Shop showrooms in Regina and Saskatoon to view all colours available in Canada. TimberTech EDGE Coconut Husk and Sea Salt Grey stocked on the ground full time at both locations!
Martime Grey and Dark Teak also in stock, as well as plenty of Terrain line in stock as well!
Does timber tech fold or warp up on the ends.
Fold? Not sure I'm following. It could potentially swell, but that would be very rare.
@@TheUltimateDeckShop do the ends of the boards once installed warp up a bit
@@SuperDagod1 Not if installed correctly.
how well does the Azek Harvest hold up to scratching? (I have 2 dogs and a kid that like to play on the deck)
Azek boards are not well known for scratch resistance. They are great for a lot of reasons, but that's not one. You might want to consider Veka or Trex Transcend instead.
Is GTape -- which is acrylic-based -- compatible with AZEK's PVC?
Yes it is.
@@TheUltimateDeckShop, thank you!
@@xyzct Your welcome. Sorry for the late reply!
@@TheUltimateDeckShop, no problem. I haven't gotten to the deck yet on a new build, so your information is still super helpful. (Bizarre that it's such a hard question to find the answer to.)
Are the timbertech railing composite as well or vinyl?
They offer Composite and Aluminum rail lines.
what is the color of the last board shown in the video from the azek vintage line?
Looks like English Walnut.
Personally I find the Azek top of the line doesn't look as good as the Trex Transcends tropical line in terms of looking like "real" wood. Thoughts?
I would completely disagree. Azek Vintage is MUCH more realistic looking than Trex Transcend.