BiForm Composite a Versatile Option for More than just Decks

It has taken a while, but the advantages of wood plastic composite as a decking material are finally becoming well known in the building industry.

The next step is realising and understanding that the BiForm benefits can be reaped through other areas of outdoor spaces.

Recent creativity has seen BiForm decking boards being used not only as a decking material, but also for seating, privacy screening/fencing, planter boxes, spa pool housing, outdoor kitchens and even an outdoor shower!

BiForm Solid Composite Decking has an 18 year track record of offering an eco-friendly alternative to traditional timber. Through further development and improvement the BiForm wood plastic composite is one that ticks many boxes.

The low maintenance nature of the product means that you no longer have to spend your precious time and money oiling or staining your deck.

BiForm offers the only BRANZ appraised decking on the market, having carried out extensive testing to the New Zealand Building Code as well as durability testing in New Zealand's harsh weathering conditions.

Perhaps most importantly, BiForm Solid Composite Decking is family-safe with an R11 slip resistance rating, no cracking, splintering, twisting or warping as well as no toxic chemicals users have that peace of mind.

Torx Composite Deck Screw

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A 60mm composite decking screw available in 304 and 316 grade stainless steel, with a torx/star drive head.

BiForms Composite Screws are designed to surface fix edge boards and breaker boards minimising mushrooming
Available in silver, vintage, and black to match the composite decking range

304 and 316 grade stainless steel

BiForm FORM 130 Solid Composite Decking

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BiForm solid composite decking is an environmentally friendly decking option.

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This 130mm x 19mm board will be more appropriate for, but not limited to residential outdoor decking options, as well as commercial applications where suited.

BRANZ have appraised BiForm Wood Plastic Composite Decking to be used as an alternative exterior decking material for decks designed and constructed in accordance with NZS 3604.

FORM 130 Solid Composite Decking Board has been used most often in the construction of public viewing platforms. It is also used with either the concealed fixing system or predrilled and top fixed for traditional decking.

In the opinion of BRANZ, if it is designed, used, installed, and maintained in accordance with the statements and conditions of Appraisal No. 680 (2015), BiForm's WPC Decking will meet the following provisions of the NZBC:

Clause B1 STRUCTURE: Performance B1.3.1, B1.3.2, & B1.3.4. BiForm's WPC Decking meets the requirements of loads arising from self-weight, imposed loads, and impact [i.e. B1 3.3 (a), (b), (j)]
Clause B2 DURABILITY: Performance B2.3.1 (b) 15 years. BiForm's WPC Decking meets this requirement.
Clause F2 HAZARDOUS BUILDING MATERIALS: Performance F2.3.1. Biform's WPC Decking meets this requirement and will not present a health hazard to people.

Biform's WPC Decking has been appraised as an alternative solution in terms of New Zealand Building Code compliance.

Stop Clip

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These Stop Clips are designed to reduce and minimise thermal movement of the deck boards.

Stop Clips will be used where butt joins are essential - most commonly when trying to reduce material wastage.

Decking Fixing Clips

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This concealed clip is used to attach the BiForm FORM 130 and 140 boards to the joist below — one on every joist (400mm centres for FORM 130 and 450mm centres for FORM 140), by sliding the clip into the side groove of the board and screwing into the joist with a black stainless steel fixing screw.

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