Frequently Asked Questions
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F.A.Q.
Most frequent questions and answers
Yes, composite wood is safe as it does not splinter and does not produce splinters, providing a smooth and slip-resistant surface.
Pressure-treated wood is natural wood that has been chemically treated to protect it from rot and insects. Composite wood, on the other hand, is made from a blend of wood fibres and recycled plastics, designed to last longer without needing chemical treatments or extensive maintenance.
Yes, composite decking, like that offered by FiberWood, is built to withstand Canada’s harsh winters. It won’t crack, warp, or degrade due to freezing temperatures.
No, installing composite decking is very similar to installing natural wood. The difference is that composite doesn’t need to be sealed or stained after installation. Additionally, FiberWood offers tips for a straightforward and effective installation.
Composite decking can become slightly warm under direct sunlight, but modern products, like those from FiberWood, are designed to minimize heat retention, keeping the surface comfortable to walk on, even in summer.
No, composite decking does not need to be painted or stained. It is designed to maintain its original colour without any additional treatments.
No, installing composite decking is very similar to installing natural wood. The difference is that composite doesn’t need to be sealed or stained after installation. Additionally, FiberWood offers tips for a straightforward and effective installation.
Composite decking can become slightly warm under direct sunlight, but modern products, like those from FiberWood, are designed to minimize heat retention, keeping the surface comfortable to walk on, even in summer.
No, composite decking does not need to be painted or stained. It is designed to maintain its original colour without any additional treatments.
Yes, composite wood decking is designed to resist scratches, whether from outdoor furniture or pets. FiberWood decking is reinforced for added durability.
In conclusion, composite wood decking outperforms natural wood decking in many ways. It’s more durable, requires less maintenance, and is better for the environment. If you’re looking for a long-term solution that’s both beautiful and practical, consider FiberWood composite decking. It’s the perfect investment to transform your outdoor space into a place where you can fully enjoy the great weather.
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The Mirage, Mistral, and Scandinavian sheds differ mainly in design and functionality. The Mirage offers a contemporary style, While the Mistral stands out for its strength and weather resistance and the Scandinavian combines modernity and efficiency with a design inspired by Nordic trends.
No, Fiberwood sheds are made from high-quality composite materials that require little maintenance. Unlike wooden sheds, they don’t rot, warp, or need regular treatment. A simple periodic cleaning is enough to keep them in good condition.
Yes, Fiberwood sheds are designed for easy installation. The instructions are clear and detailed, allowing even those with no construction experience to assemble their shed. However, if you prefer, you can also hire professionals for installation.
The size you choose depends on your specific needs. If you need a lot of storage space for garden equipment, bicycles, or patio furniture, opt for a larger model like the Mirage or Mistral. For a smaller yet efficient space, the Scandinavian might be a better option.
Yes, Fiberwood sheds are specifically designed to withstand harsh climate. The Mistral, for example, is built to handle heavy snow loads and is equipped with optimized ventilation to prevent moisture buildup.
