Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation requires standard woodworking tools, including a miter saw with a fine-toothed blade to ensure clean cuts without splintering. When fastening, pre-drilling holes is highly recommended to prevent the composite material from cracking. For long-term care, the boards are low-maintenance; they do not require staining or oiling. To clean, simply use a soft-bristled brush, mild soap, and water to remove dirt or debris. Avoid using high-pressure power washers at close range, as this may damage the surface texture of the composite material.