Engineered for architectural consistency and lifetime durability, the Novano Decking utilizes a high-performance board profile. Supported by integrated edge and fascia boards with hidden fastening components, it ensures a seamless, screw-free finish across every application.
Novano composite decking is a fully integrated system designed to deliver consistent performance, visual continuity, and reliable installation results across residential and commercial projects. Every component, from the main decking board to the edge, fascia, and fastening elements, works together as one coordinated solution.
This approach simplifies specification, reduces installation complexity, and ensures a clean, cohesive finish from deck surface to perimeter details.
Deep, rich tone inspired by regional tropical hardwoods.
Dark, modern finish ideal for contemporary urban balconies.
Warm, natural wood tone with versatile island appeal.
Soft, weathered look perfect for coastal-inspired designs.
Novano decking features a proprietary color coating system engineered for long-term performance and visual consistency. The enhanced RTS (Ready-To-Use Stain) and Top Coat process creates a homogeneous base layer with uniform color throughout the board, helping minimize the appearance of scratches or surface wear in high-traffic areas. A protective Top Coat delivers superior UV protection, moisture resistance, and lasting color retention. Designed specifically for horizontal applications, this system ensures Novano decking maintains its premium finish and structural integrity in demanding outdoor environments.
The foundation of the Novano decking system. Engineered for high-traffic durability and refined aesthetics, our primary decking board delivers a seamless, high-performance surface that replaces the maintenance of natural wood with the precision of advanced composite technology.
Designed for total compatibility with our hidden fastening system, it ensures perfectly consistent spacing and a clean, screw-free finish.
The Novano Decking Edge Board is a flat-edge version of the main decking board, specifically designed for use at the outermost edges of the deck.
One side of the board is groove-free, allowing for clean edge installation where fasteners are concealed and not visible. This ensures a polished border while maintaining the same weather resistance and structural integrity as the main decking boards.
The Novano Decking Fascia Board is installed vertically along the perimeter of the deck substructure to conceal exposed edges, grooves, and framing elements beneath the deck surface.
This component completes the system by creating a smooth, enclosed outer face that aligns with Novano’s modern, architectural aesthetic.
Novano decking is supported by a complete set of system-specific installation accessories designed to ensure accurate alignment, structural stability, and a clean surface finish.
Starter clips provide a secure and stable starting point for the first row of decking boards, while decking clips maintain consistent spacing and concealed fixation across the entire deck area. Dowels are used to secure decking planks with a strong, hidden fastening method, resulting in a seamless deck surface without visible screws or surface interruptions.
Our finishes are precision-engineered to balance high-end aesthetics with uncompromising safety.
A safer choice for high-density residential projects and commercial rooftop applications.
By eliminating timber entirely, Novano removes the organic vulnerabilities that cause traditional decks to fail.
Built to endure harsh solar exposure without the surface deterioration common in wood or cheap WPC.
Invest in a material that pays for itself through the total elimination of upkeep costs.
Designed for professional efficiency and a flawless, high-end architectural finish.
Novano boards are Dimensionally Stable, meaning they won’t warp. A solid foundation ensures this precision is maintained across the entire surface, preventing “bouncing” and ensuring a perfectly level finish even on sloping or uneven terrain.
Proper substructure spacing is critical for airflow. A correctly designed frame prevents moisture from trapping beneath the surface, protecting the underlying structure from rot and ensuring the deck remains cool and dry.
Engineering a deck to professional standards isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about meeting stringent building codes. A certified substructure ensures your project is safe, compliant, and built to last for decades.
Novano Pro Tip: Our decking system is fully compatible with standard timber framing, as well as advanced aluminum joist systems for the ultimate low-maintenance, fire-rated solution.
Client Private Residence, Los Angeles Location Los Angeles, California Date February 19, 2024 Project Type Residential Application Application Siding Profile Used Lusso...
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“Specifying Novano solved two major challenges: meeting Class 1 fire resistance and achieving our LEED material credits. The transparent documentation and the composition allowed us to hit our sustainability targets without compromising the design vision. This material performs.”
“We used the Novano decking in a high-traffic area, and it has been fantastic. A few things have been dragged across it, and thanks to the consistent core color, any scuff marks disappear immediately. It truly is dimensionally stable and holds up to everything.”
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