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Resysta Wood Products

October 2, 2023

Innovative and Sustainable

Resysta wood products are innovative and sustainable alternatives to traditional wood materials, renowned for their durability and eco-friendly characteristics. Resysta is a composite material primarily composed of rice husks, common salt, and mineral oil, making it a unique and environmentally responsible choice for various applications. One of the most significant advantages of Resysta is its remarkable resistance to water, rot, and pests, making it an excellent option for outdoor and marine environments where traditional wood may deteriorate over time.

Resysta wood products find extensive use in outdoor settings, such as decking, siding, and outdoor furniture. Its natural wood-like appearance and texture make it an attractive choice for those seeking the aesthetics of wood without the maintenance hassles. Resysta decking, for instance, offers a non-slip surface that remains cool underfoot, even on scorching summer days, making it a comfortable and safe choice for pool decks and patios. Additionally, Resysta's resistance to UV rays ensures that it retains its color and appearance for years without fading or weathering.

Benefits of Resysta

The benefits of Resysta wood products extend beyond their resilience and visual appeal. They contribute to sustainable practices by recycling rice husks, a byproduct of rice production, reducing waste and minimizing the need for traditional timber harvesting. Moreover, the use of mineral oil in Resysta minimizes the demand for petrochemicals, further reducing its environmental impact. As a low-maintenance material that does not require regular staining or sealing, Resysta also saves time and resources, making it an eco-conscious choice for eco-friendly construction and design projects.

Channel Lumber is an industry leader in sustainable materials. For more information about our products and projects, please contact us.

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