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Necowood Launches Durable Co-Extruded WPC Boards for Exterior Cladding and Decking

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Necowood Launches Durable Co-Extruded WPC Boards for Exterior Cladding & Decking
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Necowood Launches Durable Co-Extruded WPC Boards for Exterior Cladding and Decking

Ningbo, China  |  January 15, 2025

Necowood, a supplier of co-extruded WPC boards for exterior building applications, has officially launched its latest range designed to solve the most common long-term failures in outdoor composite materials — cracking, fading, and warping.

The new boards feature a thicker polymer cap layer, higher core density, and UV-stabilized colorants rated for outdoor exposure. These three production decisions target the points where most WPC products begin to fail after installation.

Three Key Production Decisions

  • Higher core density — preventing the hollow feel and joint loosening that often appear within the first six months of use.
  • Thicker co-extruded shell — reducing the risk of cap layer peeling caused by repeated sun and temperature swings.
  • UV-stabilized colorants rated for outdoor use — minimizing visible fading across multiple seasons, unlike indoor-grade pigments that look similar at delivery but degrade quickly.

"We don't try to offer every product in the market. Instead, we concentrate on a single problem: making outdoor boards that actually last. The choices we make may not be obvious at delivery, but they determine what the boards look like three to five years later."

Who Necowood Serves

Necowood works primarily with professional buyers:

  • Contractors and distributors who need consistent supply at volume
  • Project buyers who require custom sizes or colors
  • Commercial projects that depend on lead time and batch-to-batch consistency

Standard products typically ship within 15–25 days after order confirmation. Custom orders are quoted separately based on specifications.

Transparent About Limitations

The company is also clear about what it does not offer: it does not claim to be the cheapest option, does not recommend WPC boards as structural members in high-load applications, and does not position itself as a retail store.

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