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Distressed Decking

Color: Cherrywood

Cherrywood

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Give your new outdoor space a natural, aged look with the Deckorators® Distressed™ line. This traditional composite decking material may have the look of some wear and tear, but the protective cap layer is durable and scratch-resistant.

5 Widths Available
Made in USA

Recommended Fasteners:

StealthLock™ Universal Deck Clips

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Pro Fastening Systems

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Sustainability

Made using 95% recycled plastic, our product reflects a commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility.

Low Maintenance

Durability that embraces the seasons and peace of mind that lasts a lifetime.

Made in USA

Proudly made in the USA with premium materials and advanced processes for lasting quality and style.

Product Details

Get a hardwood aesthetic outside
Durable and easy to clean with soap and water
Protective cap layer is resistant to rot, mold, and scratches
Textured embossing for enhanced traction
Matching fascia available
Crafted with a blend of 95% recycled plastic and renewable sawdust
Available at Lowe’s

Scalloped Grooved Edge

The grooved-edge scalloped profile gives a clean, fastener-free appearance to the surface of your deck, while reducing weight and keeping costs down.

Available in:

1" x 5-1/2" x 12'
1" x 5-1/2" x 16'

Scalloped Solid Edge

The solid-edge scalloped profile is ideal when board edges are visible, such as picture-frame boards or stair treads while reducing weight and keeping costs down.

Available in:

1" x 5-1/2" x 8'

Find Distressed Decking installation details below or visit our Installation Instructions page for a more comprehensive list of installation instructions.

Fascia Installation English French Spanish
Distressed Decking Installation (Grooved & Solid) English Spanish
Compatible Deck Fastener Guide English

Find Distressed Decking answers here, or visit our frequently asked questions page for answers to more general questions.

Why is composite decking more expensive than treated wood?

Composite decking is more expensive to manufacture. Over time, however, the maintenance, repair, and/or replacement costs associated with wood outweigh the initial investment in Deckorators deck products.

What’s the difference between Deckorators composite decking and wood?

Deckorators decking combines the look of wood with the durability of plastic. Unlike wood decks, which require continuous maintenance, there’s no need to apply weather protectants or water seal products to Deckorators decking.

Is Deckorators decking fire-rated?

Yes, Deckorators decking retains a Class C fire rating, which is the same class as many species of natural wood. Deckorators Vista fire-rated decking retains a Class B fire rating. This is available via special order and may require an extended lead time.

How do I clean my composite deck or rail?

It’s important to keep leaves and other materials that can stain off your deck year-round. Sweep off the deck boards and make sure to clean out the spaces between the boards. We recommend using soap or detergent mixed with water to remove any marks or dirt from your deck boards. Power washers can be used to clean deck boards; however, a fan-tip nozzle should be used on the lowest setting.

How to Clean a Composite Deck: VIDEO