ModWood Composite Decking
Australian-Made, Sustainable, and Built for the Long Haul
ModWood is one of Australia’s most established composite decking brands, manufactured locally using up to 90% recycled content sourced from Australian waste streams. Master Woodturning carries the full ModWood range including their standard residential profiles and the Flame Shield series – a fire-retardant board rated to BAL-40 for use in designated bushfire-prone areas across NSW and beyond. ModWood boards are engineered to resist termites, rot, and UV degradation, and their natural timber-look finish weathers gracefully without the need for oiling, sealing, or sanding. For builders working on projects in bushfire zones, ModWood Flame Shield provides a compliant, attractive decking solution where previously options were extremely limited.
Key Selling Points
- tralian-made from up to 90% Australian recycled content
- Flame Shield range rated to BAL-40 for bushfire-prone areas
- Termite-proof, rot-proof, and UV-stable
- Established brand with proven long-term track record in Australian conditions
- No oiling, sealing, or sanding required ever
- Aqualis surface care system available for deep cleaning
Ideal For
Eco-conscious builders and homeowners, and anyone building in bushfire-prone areas requiring BAL-rated decking materials.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is composite decking and why should I choose it over timber?
Composite decking is an engineered outdoor flooring material made from a blend of recycled wood fibres and polymer resins. It replicates the look and feel of natural timber but eliminates the ongoing maintenance, there’s no need for sanding, staining, oiling, or sealing. Composite boards are termite-proof, slip-rated, UV-stable, and backed by manufacturer warranties of up to 50 years. Over its lifetime, composite decking typically costs less than timber when you factor in the savings on annual maintenance products and labour.
Which composite decking brands does Master Woodturning stock?
We carry Sydney’s largest range of composite decking brands including Trex, Millboard, Woodevo, Innowood (Plus-Dek), ModWood, NewTechWood, and Eva-Last. Each brand offers different profiles, colours, textures, and warranty periods. Visit our Ingleburn showroom to compare boards side-by-side, or browse the full range online at timberprices.com.au.
Do you deliver composite decking Australia-wide?
Yes. We offer fast delivery across Greater Sydney and the Sydney metro area, plus freight options to all states and territories across Australia. Contact our team on (02) 9829 5000 for a freight quote to your location.
Can I use composite decking around a swimming pool?
Absolutely. Most of the composite decking brands we stock achieve a P5 or higher slip rating, making them suitable for use around swimming pools and wet areas. Composite boards are also non-porous and resistant to chlorine, salt, and moisture, ideal for pool surrounds where standing water is common. Our team can recommend the best slip-rated boards for your specific pool area.
What decking is suitable for bushfire-prone areas (BAL zones)?
ModWood Flame Shield composite decking is rated to BAL-40, making it compliant for use in bushfire-prone areas including BAL-12.5, BAL-19, BAL-29, and BAL-40 zones. We also stock FlameFixx BAL-40 rated substrates for the structural framing. Contact us for a full specification package for your bushfire-zone project.
Do you offer trade pricing and project quotes?
Yes. We work closely with builders, carpenters, and landscaping professionals across Sydney and NSW. We offer competitive trade pricing, bulk order discounts, and full project quoting including decking boards, substrates, fasteners, and accessories. Call (02) 9829 5000 or submit an enquiry through our website to discuss your project.