The processing of wood and polymers by extrusion (squeezing) determines the long-term durability of the profiles and their environmental friendliness. Finishing elements that smell of natural wood and whose surfaces are almost indistinguishable from it are mostly used for exterior work. Due to their long-lasting properties, composite products are becoming more and more popular in exteriors of public spaces, InoWood's WPC profiles have successfully established themselves in public projects in Lithuania and other countries.

The raw material of "InoWood" BIO composite consists of two equal parts - recycled plastic and wood dust. This composite has properties of both materials. The appearance of wood-plastic composite products with a soft and smooth surface and the smell of wood practically does not differ from natural wood, so this material is often called "eternal wood" due to its excellent aesthetic and operational properties. High or low density plastics - polyvinyl chloride, polypropylene, as well as recycled plastic - can be used for the production of the composite. Another component can be wood waste, wood dust, sawdust, cellulose, ground wood, straw. This composition results in increased resistance to moisture, mechanical damage, mold, and fire. Our products - decking boards, siding, various fasteners - are appreciated not only for their simple installation, but also for their simple maintenance.

The InoWood brand is constantly represented at the largest European construction exhibitions. The company's products have representatives in major Lithuanian cities as well as partners abroad: in Sweden, Norway, United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Latvia, Poland. The company is currently expanding into new foreign markets.

"InoWood" - solutions suitable for private and public spaces!

The appearance and physical properties of the final product depend on the composition of the wood-plastic composite. Our biocomposite consists of:

50% wood flour / 50% plastic. This is the most optimal composition ratio of wood-plastic composite, because the final product looks like wood, and the plastic used for the filler ensures reliability and durability. PVC (polyninyl chloride) is usually used in such a mixture, it is the best and most reliable plastic for exterior use, and this is very important for terraces;

60% wood flour / 40% plastic . Due to the higher amount of wood in the final product, its performance deteriorates, the material is less dense and such a decking board will be more prone to swelling and at the same time more fragile. Due to the insufficient density of the material, it is necessary to densify the fastening framework, which affects the total cost of the entire system.

For the production of wood-plastic composite terrace board, plastics must be used, thanks to which the shape and corresponding physical properties are given to the final product. Decking boards are produced by extrusion and usually polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or polyethylene (HDPE) can be used to make a decking board.

Properties of plastics used in the production of wood-plastic terrace boards:

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) – terrace board is durable, scratch-resistant, stable, non-slip, non-flammable, color-fast.

Polyethylene - the terrace board is prone to wear and quite slippery, a denser framework is required during installation.

Since the material contains natural wood fibers , the color saturation and contrast may change under the influence of the sun and humidity and stabilizes within 6-8 weeks.

Special fasteners are used to install the products, and nails and wood screws are not visible on the mounting surface. Even after several years, the appearance of the boards will not change.

The terrace board system "InoDeck" is provided with a 5-year warranty and an additional special 25-year warranty against rotting.

If you want to choose high-quality wood-plastic composite terrace boards, fence segments, boards or facade decoration, we invite you to consult with InoWood specialists in this field, Lithuanian manufacturers who have been engaged in the development and processing of composite raw materials for 30 years, focusing on biocomposites - these are completely secondary raw materials are processed into decking boards without cutting down a single tree or using petroleum resources.