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rockies Member	# Posted: 3 Jun 2017 18:43 - Edited by: rockies Reply Class A Fire Rated http://www.austinwholesaledecking.com/amerideck/ http://www.decksgo.com/fire-resistant-deck-material.html http://www.deckmagazine.com/design-construction/decking/fire-resistant-decks_o Please post links to any similar product.

toyota_mdt_tech Member	# Posted: 3 Jun 2017 19:18 Reply You can also get some paint on material that makes a deck fire resistant too. I might do that for mine. I worry about firestorm and blowing embers. I may trim the edge of deck at cabin with cement board.

rockies Member	# Posted: 3 Jun 2017 19:33 Reply Fire ratings for common species of wood and composite decking. Ipe: 30 flame spread rating (results vary depending on test and type of exotic hardwood) Timbertech XLM: 30 flame spread rating (Class B) Azek: 40 flame spread rating Trex Transcends: 60 flame spread rating Timbertech Twin Finish: 70 flame spread rating Redwood: 70 flame spread rating Western Red Cedar: 70 flame spread rating Timbertech Earthwood Evolutions: 85 flame spread rating Evergrain composite: 90 flame spread rating Fiberon Tropics: 115 flame spread rating The materials performance is assigned numeric value which gives it a rating of Class A (1-25), Class B (26-75), or Class C (76-200). A material rated as Class A would have a lower flame spread, and therefore a better performance rating, than a Class C material. Concrete, for example, carries a Class A rating.