MOSO North America’s Bamboo X-treme Wide decking board comes in 7″ widths and offers the same performance and sustainability benefits with an increased coverage of 1-1/2″ per LF, which translates into less time and labor to complete the project.
MOSO North America’s Bamboo X-treme Wide decking board comes in 7″ widths and offers the same performance and sustainability benefits with an increased coverage of 1-1/2″ per LF, which translates into less time and labor to complete the project.
In addition, it offers the widest width available in any natural decking product and boasts a Class A fire rating and a 25-year warranty against rot and decay. The decking is available in traditional 1×6 decking and siding and trim.
Trex CFO Brenda Lovcik will step down August 5 to take a new role in Minnesota. CEO Bryan Fairbanks will assume interim CFO duties while the company searches for her replacement.
Mod Pod is a customizable, modular outdoor sauna, blending luxury design, sustainable Thermory wood, and minimal on-site assembly.
FastenMaster has upgraded its popular HeadLOK Structural Wood Screws with the TORX ttap Drive System for enhanced installation performance.
Milwaukee’s 6-in-1 Stubby features a chrome-plated bit holder for corrosion resistance, a removable dual-sided holder for fast swaps, and a tri-lobe handle for enhanced grip and comfort.
July/August 2025 issue of Deck Specialist, a trade magazine for outdoor living professionals.
FastenMaster’s Cortex system now works with the PAMFast stand-up tool, tripling installation speed, eliminating predrilling, and ensuring seamless, professional results on Trex composite decking.
Envision Outdoor Living Products has partnered with K+R Building Materials to distribute composite decking and railing products across the Midwest through K+R’s extensive dealer network.
Feeney’s new DockRail is a corrosion-resistant, marine-grade cable railing system engineered for residential docks, combining easy installation, modern design, and long-lasting durability in harsh environments.
