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Dream Deck Decking Reviews

Dream Deck vinyl decking is manufactured by Thermal Industries in Pittsburgh, PA. Dream Deck uses Vy-Grain Vinyl that features an embossed wood grain surface. This material is available in White, Earthtone and Gray colors. Dream Deck is barefoot friendly, slip resistant and has no visible fasteners. Their low maintenance vinyl decking promotes water drainage and can be purchased in 12',16' and 20' lengths It comes with a limited lifetime warranty and has an Evaluation Service Report (97-55). 



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