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    Composite Decking and Railing Lines Expand Color Selection

    By Retrofit Magazine EditorJuly 15, 2025Updated:July 16, 20252 Mins Read
    Meridian, composite decking, Traverse, composite deck railing, MoistureShield, Shoal, Black railing, homeowner trends, decking trends,
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    MoistureShield has expanded the color selection for its Meridian composite decking and Traverse composite deck railing lines. MoistureShield Meridian is now available in Shoal, a new neutral colorway, while Traverse railing will add a Black option, capitalizing on current home aesthetic trends.

    With the addition of Shoal, a tranquil driftwood tan bridging warm and cool tones, Meridian composite decking now offers five color options. Traverse will include four neutral colorways, including Black, for a modern and sleek look.

    Meridian is a capped composite decking option from MoistureShield with color-enriched deck boards featuring TruTexture Surface. The capped composite decking offers a low-profile wood grain pattern and reduced pattern repetition to evoke the look and feel of real wood, combined with all the protection and performance of The Solid Core Difference. Shoal is the latest of three Meridian deck board options that feature MoistureShield’s CoolDeck Technology, a first of its kind decking product that reduces heat absorption by up to 35 percent* to create a more comfortable outdoor living space.

    Traverse is a composite deck railing option from MoistureShield, with a contemporary T-Rail profile vinyl cap for ease of maintenance and strong material composition to defend against damage from moisture, rot, insects and other harmful elements. The railing features square vinyl or black round aluminum balusters and comes with concealed fasteners to suit any home’s aesthetic.

    MoistureShield continues to add to its comprehensive product lineup, featuring innovative composite decking and railing options, further expanding to meet the needs of contractors and homeowners. A leader in its category for innovation, the brand prides itself on sustainable and quality materials, defying the elements and inspiring better living for years to come.

    *Reduces heat absorption by up to 35 percent compared to standard capped composites in a similar color.

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