Why More Procurement Managers Are Switching to WPC Decking in 2025

As sustainability goals tighten and long-term project performance becomes a core focus, procurement managers are turning to WPC decking as a reliable, cost-effective alternative to traditional wood.

What’s Driving the Shift?

• Lower Maintenance, Lower Lifecycle Cost
  Traditional wood decks often suffer from cracking, mold, and fading—leading to repeated maintenance and rising operational costs. WPC flooring, especially NatureTough, is moisture-resistant, UV-resistant, and termite-resistant, requiring little to no maintenance for years.

• Better Durability Under Harsh Conditions
  Procurement managers need materials that perform across climates—whether humid, hot, or coastal. WPC decking is dimensionally stable, won’t rot, and resists corrosion from salt and rain. This is an ideal choice for common areas, boardwalks, or poolside areas.

• Aligns with Green Procurement Goals
  With global clients under pressure to meet LEED, GRS or carbon-neutral goals, WPC decking—made from recycled plastic and wood fibers—helps reduce environmental impact. It’s free from VOCs and formaldehyde, making it safe for both people and the planet.

• How to Take the First Step
  If you're sourcing materials for hotels, decks, resorts, residential rooftops or government walkways—WPC decking is no longer just an option. It’s a strategic choice that balances durability, design, and cost control.

NatureTough helps professionals build outdoor spaces that perform and last.

FAQ:
Q: How long does WPC decking last in outdoor conditions?
A: Our co-extruded WPC decking is designed for 15–25 years of outdoor use, even in coastal or high-temperature climates.
Q: Can I customize the color or length?
A: Yes. We offer color matching and length customization for large-volume orders.
Q: Is NatureTough WPC suitable for public or commercial projects?
A: Absolutely. It meets both performance and regulatory requirements for commercial applications.