140*23mm Round Hole PE Wood-Plastic Composite Flooring (Generation 2)

Key Advantages

• 140×23mm dimensions with round hole design providing ventilation and drainage
• Generation 2 formulation upgrade: Increased content of weather stabilizers and UV inhibitors for enhanced weather resistance and aging resistance
• Increased material density: Higher than Generation 1 for improved load-bearing capacity
• Improved slip resistance: Optimized hole edges and surface texture for increased coefficient of friction
• Corrosion and moisture resistance: Non-absorbent, non-rotting, no mold growth
• Wear and compression resistance: Enhanced surface wear performance for resistance to daily foot traffic
• Dimensional stability: Reduced risk of warping and deformation over long-term use

Product Features

Application Scenarios

• High-end courtyard ground (villa and residential outdoor courtyard decking)
• Villa terraces (raised or ground-level terrace decking)
• Hostel outdoor platforms (courtyard, terrace, and leisure area decking for hostels)
• Commercial landscape projects (commercial plazas, landscape leisure areas, outdoor dining areas)
• High-end hotel outdoor areas (hotel terraces, pool surrounds)
• Park pathways and landscape platforms (high-standard public landscape projects)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What are the main differences between Generation 2 and Generation 1?
Generation 2 incorporates formulation and process upgrades: increased content of weather stabilizers and UV inhibitors for enhanced weather resistance and aging resistance; Increased material density for improved load-bearing and compression resistance; Optimized slip resistance with higher coefficient of friction. Generation 2 is suitable for outdoor applications with higher durability and performance requirements.

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: How does the fading performance of Generation 2 compare to Generation 1?
Generation 2 has increased UV inhibitor content, resulting in slower fading than Generation 1. Under normal outdoor sunlight exposure, color change is reduced, with color difference controlled within a narrower range. Actual fading depends on sunlight intensity and duration of exposure.

Q4: Can the product be used in coastal areas (high salt-spray environments)?
Yes. PE wood-plastic material is not sensitive to salt-spray corrosion. Generation 2 formulation with increased material density provides enhanced corrosion resistance. Use stainless steel or aluminum alloy joists and hardware.

Q5: 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.

Q6: How much has the load-bearing capacity improved in Generation 2?
Specific density increase values are available upon test report. Under identical joist spacing, Generation 2 provides higher flexural strength and compression resistance than Generation 1, supporting higher static loads and dynamic impact. Request test reports for structural verification before engineering applications.

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; Generation 2 offers improved batch-to-batch color control compared to Generation 1, but verification is still recommended
• 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