Resysta Decking: Built for Minnesota Living
Discover the next generation of outdoor living materials. Learn what Resysta is, how easy it is to work with, and why it outperforms wood and other wood-alternative products in both looks and longevity.
Eco-Friendly Decking for a Greener Minnesota
Made from rice husks, salt, and mineral oil, Resysta decking is a sustainable alternative that doesn’t contribute to deforestation. Its eco-conscious design even qualifies for LEED certification points, which makes it ideal for environmentally responsible projects.
Resysta Decking for Every Outdoor Application
From decking and siding to wall cladding, Resysta’s durability and versatility make it perfect for any exterior project. Explore how this innovative material can elevate your Minnesota home or commercial space.
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Why Resysta Decking Beats Traditional Materials in Minnesota?
Resysta decking offers the natural look and feel of wood but with far greater durability, especially in Minnesota’s varied climate. In accelerated aging tests, Resysta lasted the equivalent of 15 years with no visible signs of wear, outperforming hardwoods and other common decking materials.
Just like wood, it can be sanded, sealed, stained, and even repaired when needed, making it easy to maintain and customize. Plus, it’s highly resistant to rot, termites, fungal growth, and moisture damage. Unlike traditional wood, Resysta won’t splinter, offering a safer, smoother surface for barefoot traffic and everyday use.
Sustainable Award for Resysta
Green Product Award
Not only the natural look and feel of precious wood and 100% water resistance, but especially the comprehensive and sustainable concept behind the material Resysta convinced the Green Product Award jury and it chooses Resysta for this year’s winner in the category architecture.
Resysta Partnership
Companies have committed to recycle leftover waste, such as cuttings or sanding dust, during production, and to take back residues from the markets to return them to the product cycle. Waste and residues are crushed and reintroduced into the production process.
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Together, let’s build a more sustainable future with Resysta.