If you thought Dekton was just for interior countertops, think again! Dekton products are incredibly versatile and can be used in numerous ways—both inside and outside the home. This includes as custom furniture, which can be the ideal complement to your outdoor living space.
When you’re investing in an outdoor living space, you want to know you’re picking materials that will look (and function) great for decades down the line. If you’re a homeowner in the Northern Virginia or Maryland area and you’re considering an outdoor living space, here are the top reasons to put Dekton products on your short list.
Friday, October 20, 2023
If you hear “Dekton” and think “countertops,” you’re not alone. Dekton is one of the leading names in high-quality, durable countertop material, but it’s far from the product’s only use. Dekton is a highly versatile architectural surface with many different applications—inside and outside the home. Learn more about the full suite and range of Dekton products.
Posted in: rooftop decks, Tile Decks, Archatrak, porcelain, porcelain pavers, Deck tiles
Tuesday, October 17, 2023
If you’re in the market for a decking material to surface your patio or rooftop deck project, you’ve probably considered all the usual suspects: wood, concrete, stone, and standard deck tiles. One material you might not have considered, however, is porcelain. With its durability, resistance to staining and fading, lighter weight, and host of other benefits, porcelain pavers are on the rise in the home improvement industry, and Archatrak is at the forefront of that material.
Posted in: Decks in Maryland, Decks in Virginia, Zuri Deck, Deck Design, low-maintenance decking
Monday, October 16, 2023
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Zuri is a premium brand of PVC-based decking from Royal Building Products. It is a unique product within the premium decking industry due to a number of differentiating factors. This includes the manner in which each board is constructed; the amount of rigorous testing, research, and development that goes into the product itself; and the maintenance and upkeep requirements compared to natural wood or composite decking.