140*23mm Round Hole PE Wood-Plastic Composite Flooring (Generation 1)

Key Advantages

• 140×23mm dimensions with round hole design providing ventilation and drainage
• Round hole surface pattern increases friction coefficient for slip resistance
• PE wood-plastic material with water absorption below 1%; No swelling or deformation after rain exposure
• Corrosion and insect resistance: Non-rotting, resistant to insect infestation; Suitable for outdoor ground installation
• Aging resistance: UV-stabilized formulation resists fading and embrittlement under prolonged sunlight exposure
• Easy installation: Clip-in joint system with supporting joist framework

Product Features

Application Scenarios

• Courtyard terraces (outdoor terrace decking for villas and residences)
• Balcony floors (open balcony floor covering)
• Park pathways (pedestrian pathways in parks and scenic areas)
• Garden leisure platforms (decking for gardens and green space leisure areas)
• Pool surrounds (high slip-resistance areas around swimming pools)
• Outdoor dining area flooring (restaurant outdoor dining areas)
• Hostel outdoor platforms (courtyard and terrace decking for hostels)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What are the differences between round hole decking and solid decking?
Round hole decking provides ventilation and drainage, allowing rainwater to pass through the holes for rapid drainage while maintaining airflow beneath the deck, reducing water accumulation and moisture. The round hole surface provides additional slip resistance. Solid decking offers higher load-bearing capacity but relies on gaps between boards for drainage. Selection depends on the specific application.

Q2: How are the boards installed?
Install joists (wood or metal square tubes) first, with recommended joist spacing not exceeding 350mm. Level the joists with height difference not exceeding 3mm per 2 meters. Secure decking boards to joists using clip-in joints or screws. Reserve 3-5mm gaps between boards for drainage and thermal expansion.

Q3: Do the round holes trap debris (leaves, small stones)?
The hole diameter is designed to balance drainage and debris resistance. In normal use, small debris can be removed by rain wash or sweeping. Periodically clean holes with a broom or blower.

Q4: Will the product fade after long-term outdoor use?
The material is formulated with UV stabilizers, resulting in slow fading. Under normal outdoor sunlight exposure, color change remains within a controlled range. Lighter colors show less noticeable fading than darker colors.

Q5: Can the product be used in coastal areas (high salt-spray environments)?
Yes. PE wood-plastic material is not sensitive to salt-spray corrosion. Use stainless steel or aluminum alloy joists and hardware to prevent rusting of standard steel components.

Q6: How are the boards cleaned and maintained?
Routine cleaning uses sweeping or water rinsing. For stubborn stains, use a neutral cleaner with a soft brush. Avoid steel wool pads or high-pressure water jets at close range. Periodically clear debris from round holes to maintain drainage.

Precautions

• Verify that joists are level, secure, and treated for corrosion resistance before installation; Joist spacing not exceeding 350mm
• Storage requirements: Store flat on dry, level ground with stack height not exceeding 1 meter; Avoid heavy pressure that may cause deformation
• Use fine-tooth saw blades (tooth spacing ≤ 3mm) or specialized wood-plastic saw blades when cutting; Wear safety goggles and dust masks. Cut edges require no sealing
• Recommended installation ambient temperature: 5°C to 35°C. PE wood-plastic material flexibility decreases at low temperatures; Take care when cutting
• Pre-drill holes when using screws to prevent board cracking. Use stainless steel or galvanized screws
• Reserve 3-5mm gaps between boards for thermal expansion, contraction, and drainage
• Inspect color consistency across multiple batches before installation
• Avoid cleaning with strong acids, strong alkalis, or organic solvents
• Handle carefully during transport to prevent edge and corner damage
• Board surface temperature may rise under summer sunlight exposure; Take protective measures during installation and maintenance
• The ground surface below the decking should have a drainage slope (minimum 1% recommended) to prevent prolonged water accumulation