Warranty

The 20 Year Stain and Fade Resistant Limited Warranty

for Sanctuary Extreme and Sanctuary Composite Decking

The industry's first 20 Year Stain and Fade Resistant Warranty is offered for both Sanctuary Extreme PVC Composite Decking and Sanctuary Composite Decking. Both incorporate patent pending surface technologies that offer unsurpassed stain and fade resistance.

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The Limited Lifetime Warranty

for Sanctuary Extreme PVC Composite Decking by Fiberon

Sanctuary Extreme is backed by a limited lifetime warranty not to splinter, check, blister, cup, rot or suffer structural damage from termites or fungal decay. The best warranty you’ll probably never need.

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The 20 Year Limited Warranty

for Sanctuary Composite Decking by Fiberon

Sanctuary Composite Decking is backed by a 20 year limited pro-rated warranty. Sanctuary is guaranteed to remain free from rot, fungal degradation, checking, splintering and delaminating. As long as it’s installed correctly and you perform the minimal maintenance, there’s no worry.

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The 15 Year Limited Warranty

for Veranda Color Match Decking, Railing and Veranda Fencing

Your composite decking, railing and fencing is guaranteed to remain free from checking, splintering, delaminating, rotting, or suffer structural damage from fungal decay. As long as it’s installed correctly and you perform the minimal maintenance, there’s no worry.

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Care and Cleaning

No matter how often you clean or sweep, Veranda and Sanctuary by Fiberon composite decking products are engineered to last. To help it retain the “just-installed” beauty, consider a few helpful tips.

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• Ensure adequate ventilation under and between decking boards.
• Improve drainage or grade soil to eliminate standing water under decks.
• Direct downspouts, downspout extensions and splash guards away from decks.
• Position dryer vents away from decks.
• Maintain a deck that is dry and clean.
• Clean your deck twice a year after the last of the major pollen events.
• Use extreme caution with pressure washers and use at pressures less than 1,500 psi at 12” above deck surface.
• Keep debris out of gaps between the decking boards so rain showers can remove pollen and organic debris between cleanings.
• Minimize the use of wet mulch up against the deck structure.
• Place a vinyl-backed splatter guard mat underneath your grill.