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In August 2025, a new line of indoor WPC slatted wall panels was introduced, offering a sustainable and versatile solution for interior designers and project developers. Combining the durability of wood-plastic composite (WPC) with refined aesthetics, these panels are engineered to enhance both residential and commercial spaces.

October 30, 2025 – Des Moines, Iowa — What began as a deteriorating, unsafe wooden deck has become the Miller family’s favorite outdoor space—thanks to a smart renovation that replaces high-maintenance wood with a weatherproof, family-safe alternative. Living in Iowa’s notoriously unpredictable climate—sweltering summers, freezing winters, and heavy seasonal rainfall—the Millers found their once-loved deck turning into a yearly maintenance burden and a growing safety risk.

In the field of outdoor decoration, WPC outdoor wall cladding has proven to be an excellent and smart solution for decorating and protecting houses. With its excellent advantages and flexible applications, WPC not only enhances the aesthetics, but also brings convenience and long-term benefits to houses and living environments. Here are some key points about the advantages of WPC outdoor wall cladding

In an era where building materials are evolving toward sustainability and intelligent design, Necowood has carved out a unique path that blends environmental responsibility with contemporary aesthetics. As a company specializing in Wood-Plastic Composite (WPC) materials, Necowood is more than just a manufacturer—it is an advocate for greener living spaces.

As demand for sustainable and weather-resistant outdoor building materials increases, ASA co-extruded wood-plastic composite (WPC) panels are quickly becoming the top choice in architectural design and outdoor construction. At Necowood, a trusted WPC manufacturer in China, we share our market observations and product innovations shaping the future of ASA WPC materials.

Necowood, a global innovator in advanced building materials, today announced the commercial launch of its ASA Exterior Cladding System – the first wood-plastic composite solution scientifically validated to maintain ≤3.0 ΔE color variance after 15 years of UV exposure. This breakthrough responds to the International Energy Agency's call for "climate-resilient urban infrastructure" in its 2025 Global Status Report.