Wood-Plastic Composite

Wood-Plastic Composite, commonly known as WPC, is an innovative hybrid material created by combining natural wood fibers (such as wood flour) with thermoplastic polymers like polyethylene or polypropylene.

Applications:
WPC is widely used in modern construction for decking, wall cladding, fencing, and siding. It offers the warm, natural appearance of wood while delivering the superior strength and longevity of plastic.

Key Benefits:

• Low maintenance: Requires minimal care compared to natural wood.

• Highly durable: Resistant to moisture, termites, and decay.

• Shape stability: Does not warp, crack, or swell with temperature or humidity changes.

• Eco-friendly option: Often made from recycled materials, making it a sustainable building solution.