What materials are used to manufacture NeoTimber® composite balustrades?
Composite wood is made from a combination of wood fibres and recycled plastic.
Composite wood is made from a combination of wood fibres and recycled plastic.
Unlike many composite balustrade solutions on the market, NeoTimber’s capped composite balustrades are designed to resist fading and weathering thanks to its external polymer capped layer which contains UV-inhibitors.
Yes, because of the textured outer layer, NeoTimber® balustrades remain good for grip even in wet conditions and so is a reliable handrail on stairs.
Yes - all NeoTimber® balustrades are made from capped composite, this means that the material is protected by a secondary, outer polymer sleeve, this locks out moisture meaning that staining cannot seep into the product.
The simple answer is yes. Like all materials, composite balustrades will expand and contract as temperatures fluctuate. The difference is that composite expands and contracts within known parameters. Because the balustrade system has a metal frame and a composite sleeve, the two materials expand and contract at different rates. Because of this, expansion gaps are [...]
Working out how many kits you need is made easy thanks to our handy online balustrade calculator. Simply measure the linear length required and input your measurement into the calculator. The balustrade calculator will also ask the number of continuous runs of balustrades you require – this will impact the number of posts required for [...]