WPC boards are an excellent alternative to natural wood and plywood. They offer several advantages and are widely used in various applications. Here’s a breakdown of WPC boards:

1. Composition: WPC boards consist of approximately 70% virgin polymer, 15% wood powder, and the remaining 15% comprises additive chemicals¹. This combination results in a durable and versatile material.
2. Advantages:
   • Termite-Proof and Waterproof: WPC boards are 100% termite-proof and waterproof, making them highly durable.
   • Resistance to Decay and Corrosion: WPC does not corrode and is resistant to rot, decay, and marine borer attack.
   • No Painting or Oiling Required: Unlike wood, WPC boards don’t need painting, staining, or oiling. They also avoid potentially polluting preservatives.
   • Customizable Designs: You can cut any design on WPC boards using a CNC router. The finishing of WPC grills (jali) is better than MDF, and it’s stronger too.
   • Moldable into Different Shapes: WPC can be molded into various shapes and sizes, making it suitable for designer doors and windows.
   • Fire Retardant: WPC is self-extinguishing and doesn’t ignite when in contact with fire. It’s a safer option for fire-prone areas.
   • Eco-Friendly: WPC boards are free of formaldehyde, lead, methanol, and other hazardous chemicals. No trees are cut during production, making them environmentally friendly.
3. Applications: WPC is used in gates, fences, furniture, decking, and more. Its stability and longevity make it an attractive choice for various projects².