Posts Tagged ‘Fiberon Horizon decking’

Fiberon Decking at International Builders Show: New colors!

Tuesday, January 31st, 2012
Horizon Composite Decking

Horizon Composite Decking-new color

We’re headed to IBS February 8 to 11 in Orlando.

Booth W4029

We’ll be showing off our new exotic, multi-colored decking boards in Fiberon Horizon® and Pro-Tect® composite decking lines that bring lasting beauty to your outdoor living space.

New for 2012, Horizon is introducing a new gray to its color palette, Greystone. In addition, Horizon will offer matching fascia and riser boards to the popular reversible Ipe, Rosewood, Tudor Brown and Castle Gray multi-colored decking boards.

Pro-Tect Decking new colors

 

Pro-Tect expands its decking with three new colors, Western Cedar, Chestnut and Gray Birch multi-colored boards, also with matching fascia.

Also watch for live tweets @FiberonDecking and pictures from our booth.

Visit us at the Fiberon booth, # W4029, and register for a free Ballistic NailScrew Gun to be drawn each day of the show.

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Decking Out The Kuppersmith Project

Wednesday, March 16th, 2011

 


Since October 2010, building remodeler Danny Lipford has been busy tackling an epic project – the renovation of an 84-year-old Tudor home.  Known as The Kuppersmith Project, this outdated home has been transformed into a modern low-maintenance family home by Lipford Construction.

Danny and his team have chosen Fiberon composite decking and fencing to outfit The Kuppersmith Project’s outdoors.  Watch below as Danny introduces his plans for the Project’s outdoor living room and backyard, and be sure to follow along for the rest of the month as we share more of the project as it wraps up!

Follow the progress of The Kuppersmith Project, currently airing on Today’s Homeowner with Danny Lipford. Check your local listings.

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