At Premium Decking Supply, we carry a wide selection of Fiberon decking collections to fit every design preference and budget.
Whether you’re creating a sleek modern deck or a cozy traditional retreat, you’ll find the right colors, textures, and profiles in stock and ready for your next build.

Promenade offers the look of luxurious, handcrafted wood with advanced four-sided protection, while Paramount delivers classic tones and trusted durability for active outdoor living.

Fiberon composite decking offers the natural warmth of wood in a range of colors, grain patterns, and finishes to match your style and budget. From bold, multi-tonal hues to classic wood tones, each collection is engineered for performance and low-maintenance living.

Whether you’re building a sleek backyard escape or a cozy front porch, Fiberon’s composite options provide long-lasting resistance to stains, fading, and splintering – giving you a low-maintenance deck that’s built to be enjoyed for decades.

What is Fiberon decking made of?

Fiberon decking is made from a combination of recycled wood fibers and plastics, creating a durable, eco-friendly composite core. Most composite lines are capped with a protective layer to resist moisture, stains, and fading. Fiberon also offers PVC decking, made from solid polymer for lightweight, high-performance use in moisture-prone areas. This dual-material offering gives homeowners options based on style, performance, and budget.

What’s the difference between Fiberon’s composite and PVC decking?

Fiberon’s composite decking combines recycled wood and plastic to mimic the look and feel of real wood, while offering enhanced durability. It’s ideal for general use in backyards and patios. PVC decking, on the other hand, is made from solid cellular polymer with no organic material – making it better suited for environments with high moisture exposure, like pool decks or docks. PVC boards are lighter in weight, often more slip-resistant, and typically offer higher fire and water resistance.

Does Fiberon decking fade over time?

All Fiberon decking products are engineered to be fade-resistant thanks to their protective cap layers. While a small amount of weathering may occur shortly after installation (a natural settling period), the boards are designed to maintain their color long-term. Premium collections like Promenade, Paramount, and Concordia come with stain and fade warranties of up to 50 years, offering peace of mind that your deck will stay vibrant and beautiful for decades.

Is Fiberon decking slippery when wet?

Fiberon decking includes slip-resistant surface textures to provide a safer walking surface in both wet and dry conditions. PVC lines like Promenade and Paramount are specifically engineered for areas near water and are tested for high slip resistance. This makes them ideal for docks, pool decks, and coastal areas where safety is a concern.

How do I clean and maintain Fiberon decking?

Fiberon decking requires very little maintenance. For regular cleaning, just use warm water, a soft-bristle brush, and mild soap or a composite deck cleaner. There’s no need for sanding, staining, or sealing – unlike traditional wood. Avoid using pressure washers over 2,500 PSI or harsh chemicals like bleach, as these can damage the surface or void the warranty.

Can Fiberon decking be installed over an existing deck?

It’s not recommended to install Fiberon decking directly over an existing deck surface. A proper, code-compliant substructure is required for safe installation and long-term performance. However, if your existing subframe is in excellent structural condition, you may be able to remove the old deck boards and replace them with Fiberon boards using hidden fasteners or surface screws. Always consult your installer or contractor before proceeding.

What colors and styles are available in the Fiberon lineup?

Fiberon offers one of the most diverse selections of decking finishes in the industry. From rich, exotic wood looks like Ipe and Tuscan Villa to modern neutrals like Graphite and Moonlit Cove, there’s a color and texture for every design style. Collections vary in finish – from smooth and matte to deeply embossed or wire-brushed textures. With multiple profile options and matching fascia, risers, and railings, it’s easy to create a fully cohesive deck design.

Does Fiberon decking get hot in the sun?

Like all decking materials, Fiberon boards can get warm in direct sunlight, especially darker colors. However, PVC lines like Promenade and Paramount are designed with enhanced heat resistance and tend to stay cooler underfoot compared to traditional composite decking. For the most comfortable experience, consider installing lighter colors and providing shade through pergolas, umbrellas, or awnings.

Is Fiberon decking environmentally friendly?

Yes. Fiberon is committed to sustainability and produces its decking using up to 96% recycled content, including recycled wood, sawdust, and plastic film. The company also uses closed-loop water systems and energy-efficient manufacturing processes at its U.S.-based facilities. Choosing Fiberon helps reduce landfill waste and supports responsible building practices without sacrificing quality or aesthetics.

What kind of warranty does Fiberon offer?

Fiberon decking is backed by industry-leading warranties based on the collection you choose. Premium lines like Promenade, Paramount, and Concordia come with a lifetime structural warranty and a 50-year stain and fade warranty. Mid-range and budget-friendly collections, like Sanctuary and Good Life, offer 25- to 40-year warranties. This long-term coverage reflects Fiberon’s commitment to quality and provides lasting peace of mind for homeowners and contractors alike.