Resysta has exceptional properties that make it an attractive alternative to tropical wood.
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Resysta is a sustainable decking a siding product that looks and feels like wood. With a combination of salt, rice husks, and mineral oil, Resysta boasts exceptional material properties and is 100% recyclable. It is a true alternative to hardwoods, including ipe and teak wood. In fact, it was specifically designed as an option in lieu of teak for high-end outdoor furniture. Resysta has been installed in extreme climates in Austrian Alps, hotels and homes in Florida and Canada, buildings in New York and California, and on the equator in Singapore, as well as installations in Africa – including on Nelson Mandela’s cottage.
Architectural Specifier Notes
Architectural specs call out Resysta as Fiber-Reinforced Composite or Fiber-Reinforced Hybrid Decking. MasterFormat:
Resysta is used by architects, designers, and building professionals for decking, soffits, siding, wall cladding, facades, porch columns, flooring, swimming pool surrounds, sun decks, terraces, rooftop decks, and green roofs. Because of its properties this architectural composite decking is naturally suited for use in wet rooms including showers and saunas and in marine environments.
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