Because, unlike wood, wpc is maintenance-free and extremely resistant to weathering, temperature differences, molds, insects do not rot or crack and it is much more resistant than similar imported cheaper profiles.
One of the strengths of Bencomp composite wood is that it does not contain calcium carbonate, an inexpensive filler material, largely used in low quality products.
In this way, cutting and milling wood profiles is particularly easy without the use of premature ears for cutting.
At the same time, the danger of casting the profiles in the rain, the white color given by the dissolution of calcium carbonate, and the dusty appearance that occurs after a few months of assembly, disappear.
Bencom composite wood is made from coniferous or hardwood flour, in opposition to cheap imported products that use agricultural waste (straw, corn ham, rice husk).

The standard guarantee is 5 years (mechanical strength).

Depending on the rules of installation, operation and maintenance, the lifetime of our composite wood products is 15-25 years.

No, you can contact any installer to complete the work. It is important to follow the installation instructions. Profiles processing can also be done with "hobby" tools, because no heavy cutting or milling forces are required.

Composite wood profiles can be used for any kind of lightweight exterior design, except for resistance structures. The most common examples are: terraces, swimming pools, pontoons, urban furniture, fences, pergolas, gazebos, garden cottages.

The wet composite deck has better anti-slip properties than the dry one, the risk of sliding on wet deck being much lower than on wet floor tiles, for example.

No, the shipment is not included in the price.

The width and thickness of the profiles can not be modified and the standard length we deliver the profiles is 4000 mm. For special orders of hundreds of square meters, any other length can be achieved, so the customer saves a large part of the cutting losses.

Composite wood is not obtained after a single recipe, so different manufacturers use different recipes.
The recipe used by Bencomp is based on high density of polyethylene, which is a polymer that gives the profiles the best mechanical strength, as the best UV resistance, in oposite to the products based on polypropylene or PVC, harder polymers in time. The appearance of Bencom profiles is similar to that of the natural wood, a minor deficiency being scratch resistance, lower than that of PVC or PP products.
Compared to the European WPC of the same quality produced in Belgium, Germany, Austria, the Bencomp wpc is at half price, but it also exists imports from Asia via EU from some of the romanian retailers, presented as European products, at comparable prices as Bencomp products. The occurrence of cracks in the thickness of the deck within two years of installation is proof of the inferior quality of the cheap deck purchased.

At the first sight, a qualitative deck does not differ essentially from a lower deck, which lasts for up to two years until cracks occur.

The manufacturer and the materials used determines the quality, not the aspect (except for easily observable extrusion asymmetries). For this, because a wpc-covered terrace or a wpc enclosure is designed to last from 10 years up, it is very important that you obtain references from customers who have already used these profiles.
Because weather resistance requires laboratory testing that lasts for 6 months, it is good to ask for the product datasheet and carefully check the duration and the guarantee (color, mechanical strength, mold and insect resistance, and so on).
As an empirical clue, a deck system (support rails, decking lamellas and clamps) which costs less than the exotic wood used in cladding, can not contain quality ingredients so its resistance over time is doubtful.
One easy method of verification is water absorption: weigh a composite wood board after it has been immersed in water for 48 hours and if the absorbed water exceeds 5% of the original weight of the sample it means that you have to found another manufacturer.
Another test is fats absorption: dropping gasoline or diesel on a composite wooden board, the organic solvent must penetrate into the plate as slowly as possible, a rapid absorption being a proof of the porosity of the material and its questionable quality.
A final test that can be done is heat expansion by introducing the composite wood plate at a uniform temperature ( about 60 degrees Celsius) and pursuing its uniform expansion.An asymmetric dilation(followed by deformation upon cooling) is evidence of a inferior qualitative polymer and is a reason to refuse the purchase of such a product.