Guide

The purpose of the guide is to help with building terraces, fencing and designing balconies using composite wood.

The guide includes an overview of available WPC (Wood Polymer Composite) technologies.

You will find out how to tell the difference between a high quality PVC Hartika composite and less durable polyolefin based "substitutes".

For inspiration we have included beautiful photographs and expert advice.

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How to keep the surface of composite decking clean?

How to keep the surface of composite decking clean?

Even the most advanced wood composite, like other materials used to build terraces or other outdoor elements, is subject to regular soiling. Importantly, the risk of soiling can be reduced, but its complete elimination seems impossible under conditions of normal use. Thus, every user of a terrace made of composite wood will sooner or later be faced with the necessity of removing soiling or refreshing the terrace.
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HARTIKA PARKAN composite system – a universal solution for spatial design

HARTIKA PARKAN composite system – a universal solution for spatial design

The HARTIKA PARKAN composite system, a relative newcomer to the market, has enjoyed considerable interest due to its versatility, simple installation and exceptional durability. Significantly, fencing is the core area of application for HARTIKA PARKAN, however, associating it solely with the construction of fences is a far reaching simplification.
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HARTIKA PARKAN composite system – a beautiful fence for years to come

HARTIKA PARKAN composite system – a beautiful fence for years to come

A fence speaks volumes about a property. It is usually instrumental in the first impressions of visitors. There are a number of traditional wooden systems, metal, brick and concrete fences or various combination thereof such as gabion cages using metal skeletons and filled with stones or wooden fences on metal supports.
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