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L Rayo X
05-03-2011, 01:34 AM
Greetings to all... I'm a GC in Sebastopol, CA. Business has been slow so I am closing in on the completion of a total rebuild of my own home. My local lumber yard has sold it's soul to Trex - they no longer stock anything else - and wants to sell me a Trex product for $2.95/lf. An out of town lumber yard is closing out their line of GAF-Elk Crosstimbers for $1.29/lf. I need enough decking such that the savings would exceed $5,000. I'm looking for some feedback on the GAF product. I've seen the YouTube video showing a splotchy reaction to sunlight but would like to have feedback from professionals such as yourselves. Thanks ahead of time for your interest.

Bayn Wood
05-03-2011, 03:04 AM
Greetings to all... I'm a GC in Sebastopol, CA. Business has been slow so I am closing in on the completion of a total rebuild of my own home. My local lumber yard has sold it's soul to Trex - they no longer stock anything else - and wants to sell me a Trex product for $2.95/lf. An out of town lumber yard is closing out their line of GAF-Elk Crosstimbers for $1.29/lf. I need enough decking such that the savings would exceed $5,000. I'm looking for some feedback on the GAF product. I've seen the YouTube video showing a splotchy reaction to sunlight but would like to have feedback from professionals such as yourselves. Thanks ahead of time for your interest.

Run fast in the other direction !

RobertCDF
05-03-2011, 11:54 PM
STAY AWAY from the crosstimbers it's an absolute junk product (thus the reason for the clearance) I would look for Fiberon Horizon or GAF Duralife (formerly Correct Deck CX).

Patiosclotures
05-31-2011, 12:50 PM
According to my opinion ever grain is the only premium composite decking material made with a compression molding process. This gives ever grain decks the deep lasting grain that resembles real wood while offering all the benefits of a composite.