Pioneer Grooved Deck Board in Coastland Brown #color_coastland-brown

Composite Deck Built with Pioneer Decking in Coastland Brown #color_coastland-brown

Pioneer Solid Deck Board in Coastland Brown #color_coastland-brown

Deckorators Pioneer Decking Swatch in Coastland Brown #color_coastland-brown

Pioneer Grooved Deck Board in Riverside Brown #color_riverside-brown

Pioneer Decking in Riverside Brown paired with HP Railing in Black #color_riverside-brown

Pioneer Solid Deck Board in Riverside Brown #color_riverside-brown

Deckorators Pioneer Decking Swatch in Riverside Brown #color_riverside-brown

Deckorators Pioneer Grooved Deck Board in Timberline Brown #color_timberline-brown

Pioneer Decking in Timberline Brown #color_timberline-brown

Deckorators Pioneer Solid Deck Board in Timberline Brown #color_timberline-brown

Deckorators Pioneer Decking Swatch in Timberline Brown #color_timberline-brown

Pioneer Decking in Riverside Brown and Timberline Brown paired with HP Railing in Black #color_timberline-brown

Deckorators Pioneer Grooved Deck Board in Lakeview Grey #color_lakeview-grey

Pioneer Decking in Lakeview Grey paired with HP Railing in White #color_lakeview-grey

Pioneer Solid Deck Board in Lakeview Grey #color_lakeview-grey

Deckorators Pioneer Decking Swatch in Lakeview Grey #color_lakeview-grey

Pioneer Decking in Lakeview Grey paired with HP Railing in Black #color_lakeview-grey

Pioneer Grooved Deck Board in Fieldstone Grey #color_fieldstone-grey

Pioneer Decking in Fieldstone Grey paired with HP Railing in White #color_fieldstone-grey

Pioneer Solid Deck Board in Fieldstone Grey #color_fieldstone-grey

Deckorators Pioneer Decking Swatch in Fieldstone Grey #color_fieldstone-grey

Pioneer Decking by Deckorators

Color: Coastland Brown

Coastland Brown Timberline Brown Lakeview Grey Fieldstone Grey

Product variants

Pioneer Decking features Deckorators® patented Surestone® Technology, meaning each board features unbeatable strength with a lightweight profile. Each board features a distinct vertical grain variegation for unmatched beauty. Offered in four timeless colours, each can be paired together for a one-of-a-kind look in your outdoor space.

*Pioneer Decking is available exclusively at Home Depot Canada.

Durable Cap
Lightweight
5 Widths Available

Water & Ground Safe

Warranted for installation in the ground or water with virtually no moisture absorption.

Enhanced Traction

Features a vertical grain design for improved traction.

Low Maintenance

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

Product Details

Stain- and scratch-resistant cap stock
Rated for ground and water contact and installation
Won’t splinter, sag, chalk or crack
Enhanced traction makes Pioneer Decking an ideal choice for installation near water features
Low thermal movement gives freedom for intricate inlays, tight miters throughout the seasons and allows for year-round installation

Grooved Edge

The grooved-edge smooth profile gives a clean, fastener-free appearance to the surface and underside of your deck.

Available in:

7/8" x 5-1/4" x 12'
7/8" x 5-1/4" x 16'
7/8" x 5-1/4" x 20'

Solid Edge

The solid-edge profile is ideal when board edges are visible, such as picture-frame boards or stair treads.

Available in:

7/8" x 5-1/4" x 12'
7/8" x 5-1/4" x 16'
7/8" x 5-1/4" x 20'

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

Voyage Decking Installation (Grooved & Solid) English French Spanish International
Fascia Installation English French Spanish

Find Pioneer Decking by Deckorators 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 generally more expensive than treated wood due to several factors:

Material Composition: Composite decking is made from a blend of wood fibers and plastic, which requires more advanced manufacturing processes and higher-quality materials than treated wood.
Durability and Maintenance: Composite decking is designed to resist fading, staining, scratching, and mold, which means it typically requires less maintenance over its lifespan compared to treated wood. This added durability contributes to the higher cost.
Longer Lifespan: Composite decking has a longer lifespan, often lasting 25 years or more, whereas treated wood may need to be replaced or re-treated after several years. The initial higher cost can be offset by the longer-term savings in maintenance and replacement.
Aesthetics: Composite decking often offers a wider range of colors, textures, and designs.

While the upfront cost of composite decking is higher, the long-term benefits, including low maintenance and durability, can make it a more cost-effective choice over time.

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

Deckorators composite decking offers improved heat resistance, strength, and durability compared to traditional wood decking. The composite material resists fading, mold, mildew, and scratches while providing a more consistent appearance.

Unlike wood, which requires regular maintenance and is prone to rot, splintering, and UV damage, Deckorators composite decking is low-maintenance and designed to withstand the elements. Its enhanced traction also provides safety in wet conditions.

For more details, check out Deckorators Surestone Technology.

Will Deckorators decking rot, splinter, or decay like wood?

No, Deckorators decking will not rot, splinter, or decay. It has been tested under accelerated weather conditions and is highly weather-resistant. Deckorators uses a time-tested technology that offers superior protection against UV degradation and water absorption.

How do I clean my composite deck?

It’s important to keep leaves and other debris that can stain your deck off year-round. Regularly sweep the deck boards and clean out the spaces between them. To remove marks or dirt, we recommend using a mixture of soap or detergent with water. While power washers can be used to clean deck boards, be sure to use a fan-tip nozzle on the lowest setting.

How to Clean a Composite Deck: VIDEO