Composite DECKING
Composite decking manufacturers
Exterpark Tech
Exterpark is a Spanish composite decking manufacturer, based in Barcelona since 1977, and the company behind Exterpark Tech, its composite decking range for residential, hospitality, commercial and public-space projects. In addition, Exterpark Tech combines a patented screwless installation system with boards made from 95% recycled content and is used on projects in more than 60 countries.
As a result, architects, hospitality groups, contractors and international distributors can install, remove and replace individual boards without visible screws or dismantling the surrounding decking.
The Shark system: one of Exterpark’s game changers
The Shark system is one of Exterpark’s patented game changers: a fixing system engineered to eliminate the drawbacks of conventional decking installation.
By contrast, Shark keeps every fixing hidden beneath an invisible profile, so no screws or joints interrupt the walking surface. It’s available in two versions, screw-in and screwless, so the installation method can be adapted to the requirements of each project.
Each board can be removed and replaced individually without dismantling the boards around it, a key advantage for hotels, hospitality venues and commercial projects where maintenance needs to happen with minimal disruption. Full installation guidance is available in our Composite Tech Cube installation documentation.
Composite decking made from 95% recycled content
Exterpark Tech boards are made from 95% recycled content:
| Material | Share |
| Reclaimed FSC-certified bamboo and wood fibre | 65% |
| Recycled polyethylene (PE) | 30% |
| Additives | 5% |
This composition can contribute toward LEED credits on qualifying projects, subject to the requirements of the applicable certification. Architects should confirm eligibility during specification rather than assume automatic qualification.
Six composite decking collections
Exterpark Tech is available in six collections, each engineered for different traffic levels and design requirements:
| Collection | Best suited for |
| ONE | Residential and light commercial terraces |
| CUBE | Flexible fixing, moderate to high traffic |
| SUPREME | Premium residential and hospitality projects |
| NEXUS | High-traffic public and commercial spaces |
| REAL | The most realistic wood-like decking board, with a soft PU surface for a natural bare-foot feel, 30-year warranty |
| YNOVA | Direct-to-board digital printing technology, for realistic wood-look finishes |
The NEXUS collection has been installed at Go Park, Hong Kong, demonstrating its use in a demanding, high-traffic public environment. The REAL and SUPREME collections have also been used at Marsa Al Arab, Dubai, one of Exterpark’s most recent flagship projects. Explore our Bamboo and Wood collections for alternative natural decking systems.
Frequently asked questions
Exterpark manufactures Exterpark Tech. Exterpark is a Spanish decking manufacturer, based in Barcelona since 1977, with a presence in more than 60 countries.
Shark secures decking boards using a patented fixing mechanism with an invisible profile, keeping every screw and joint hidden beneath the surface. It’s available in screw-in and screwless versions.
Conventional systems leave screws or joints visible on the surface. Shark hides all fixings beneath an invisible profile and allows a single board to be removed without disturbing the rest of the deck.
The invisible profile is the part of the Shark system that conceals every fixing beneath the decking surface, so no screws or joints are visible when walking on the deck.
Both options are available: screw-in and screwless. The choice can be adapted to the requirements of each project.
Exterpark Tech boards contain 95% recycled material: 65% reclaimed FSC-certified bamboo and wood fibre, 30% recycled PE and 5% additives.
Yes. Exterpark Tech is designed for residential, hospitality, commercial and public-space applications, with six collections available according to project requirements.
Yes. The Shark system allows individual boards to be removed and replaced without dismantling the surrounding decking, simplifying maintenance and access.
Its recycled composition can contribute toward LEED credits on qualifying projects. Requirements depend on the specific project and certification criteria, so technical documentation should be reviewed during specification.
