Decks

Decks Warranty (pending supplier & product)

12 months Labour 6.5 years Structural

25 years Ultralife Timber Decking (ECO5000) 10 years Residential Composite Modwood 7 years Commercial Composite Modwood

Composite Modwood - 10 year limited residential guarantee against rotting, warping, splitting and cracking caused by environmental factors. This warranty applies so long as ModWood products are installed and used as recommended. This warranty does not cover:

• fair wear and tear, scratching, fading, staining, mould, mildew or minor splits or cracks around screws or nails;

• Splits propagating within the vicinity of fasteners. These are not recognised as a product fault, and will not covered by ModWood Technology's warranty;

• damage caused by any natural event or disaster (such as fire, flooding, earthquakes, lightning or storms) or as a consequence of movement or collapse of the structure to which the ModWood is affixed;

• variations in embossing patterns; • variations in colour (Natural Grain Collection is designed to have colour variation); • small bubbles/blemishes on board surface; • expenses incurred in claiming under the warranty; • damage which is caused intentionally, recklessly or negligently (for example damage

caused by spilling solvents on the ModWood or dropping or storing heavy objects on the ModWood) or

• LABOUR OR FREIGHT INCLUDING COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH REMOVING THE DEFECTIVE MODWOOD OR REPLACING IT

For detailed information on Care and Maintenance of ModWood see: www.modwood.com.au/about-us/care-and-maintenance/

This Product Warranty does not extend to defects or wear caused as a result of the following: a) Chemical agents, fumes, liquids or solids (other than direct rain) falling onto the Product. b) Damage due to unusually corrosive environments at any time in the future. c) Damage caused by storm, or tempest or other acts of God. d) Normal weathering

Any claim regarding labour, fitting, and finishes must be made within 12 months of completion.

Timber in Australia is treated to six levels called Hazard (H) Classes. These treatment levels indicate where the treated product may be used.

Hazard Class Where the treated wood may be used What the timber is protected against

H1 Inside, under cover, protected from the weather and well ventilated

Insects

H1.2** Inside, under cover, protected from the weather subject to moisture

Insects and decay

H2 Inside, under cover, protected from wetting, no leaching

Insects and termites

H2F Inside, under cover, protected from wetting, no leaching, envelope treated, South of the Tropic

Insects and termites

H2S Inside, under cover, protected from wetting, no leaching, South of the Tropic

Insects and termites

H3 Outside above ground, periodic wetting but where the timber can dry out; some leaching

Insects, termites and moderate decay

H3A## Outside above ground, periodic wetting but where the timber can dry out; some leaching, maintained paint system

Insects, termites and moderate decay

H3.1** Outside above ground, periodic wetting but where the timber can dry out; some leaching, maintained paint system

Insects, termites and moderate decay

H3.2** Outside above ground, periodic wetting but where the timber can dry out; some leaching

Insects, termites and moderate decay

H4 In or on the ground subject to severe wetting and leaching

Insects, termites and severe decay

H5 In or on the ground subject to severe wetting and leaching, with or in fresh water

Insects, termites and very severe decay

H6 In contact with sea water Marine borers and decay

** Applies in New Zealand only ## Applies to one preservative system used in Australia