MexyTech vs Everdeck

Everdeck is Australian-made, manufactured by Timberlink at Bell Bay in Tasmania from Australian recycled plastic and plantation timber, and it is FSC certified. It is a capped board in six dual-tone colours. Its standout strengths are that it is locally made and has a strong sustainability story.

MexyTech (the Suprotect range) is a co-extruded capped composite, and the only board here that comes as a matched decking and wall-cladding system in six coordinated colours. It is virtually formaldehyde-free and 95% recycled, carries a manufacturer warranty, and because Allmat imports it directly it comes in at keen value with local South Australian stock.

Both are capped, so both start from the right construction. The choice comes down to what you value most, made-in-Australia or the best-value matched system with local support, and Allmat can supply either.

Everdeck makes its case on: Australian manufacture and sustainability. It is genuinely made here by Timberlink at Bell Bay in Tasmania, uses recycled and plantation content, and is FSC certified. If buying Australian-made is your single most important factor, that is a real point in its favour.

MexyTech makes its case on: the only matched decking and wall-cladding system here, six coordinated colours, a virtually formaldehyde-free board (independently Intertek-tested at under 0.02 mg/m³) that is 95% recycled and FSC certified, and keener value with local South Australian stock through Allmat.

So it comes down to one question. If made-in-Australia is your top priority, Everdeck is the one, and we can supply it. For most decks, though, MexyTech is our usual pick, for the matched system, the value and the local stock delivered with the rest of your materials. We carry both, so tell us your priority and we will point you the right way.

There is one difference worth weighing that has nothing to do with the spec sheet, and that is time in the ground. Everdeck is a genuinely new product, launched in late 2024, so its long-term performance in Australian conditions is still being proven. MexyTech has been manufacturing composite decking since 2009, and its founders and engineers bring more than twenty years of experience in the composite industry, so it has serious runs on the board where Everdeck is only starting out.

MexyTech decking has held up for more than 15 years in some of Australia’s harshest conditions, including a 6,000 square metre installation at Dugong Beach Resort in the Northern Territory, and Berkeley River Lodge in the Kimberley, a wilderness resort so remote it can only be reached by air. Add Singapore Zoo, and if proven longevity matters to you as much as where a board is made, that history sits firmly with MexyTech.