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MoistureShield Meridian Named Winner of Good Housekeeping Award

MoistureShield Meridian has been named a winner of the Good Housekeeping 2022 Home Reno Awards in the Excellent Exteriors category.

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MoistureShield Meridian has been named a winner of the Good Housekeeping 2022 Home Reno Awards in the Excellent Exteriors category.

 “We are beyond thrilled for our Meridian product line to be selected as a Home Reno Award-winner by Good Housekeeping, a trusted resource for homeowners,” said Matthew Bruce, VP of sales, MoistureShield. “This outstanding achievement for our innovative, recently introduced product is a testament to its position in the market as a widely popular outdoor living necessity with plenty of potential for growth.”

Available in the U.S. as an accessible upgrade from standard wood decking materials, MoistureShield Meridian is a capped wood-plastic composite decking with TruTexture Surface.

Meridian’s premium colors include new Catalina, a soft “greige” (gray-beige) shade reminiscent of aged shiplap; Citadel, a cool Atlantic gray with a subtle patina; Shoreside, a subtly variegated golden sandy blonde; and Mariner, a timeless dark brown with rich undertones. Catalina, Citadel and Shoreside include MoistureShield’s industry-first, proprietary CoolDeck technology that minimizes heat absorption by up to 35% compared to traditional capped composite boards in a similar color.

Meridian is well-suited for installation in the ground, on the ground or underwater, and is offered in square edge and grooved 1×5.4 deck boards and in 12′, 16′, and 20′ lengths.

MoistureShield decking is proven in the field for 30 years with zero structural failures and is backed by a 50-year transferrable structural warranty for all decking series.

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