3D Emboss
A three-dimensional embossed surface texture option.
Product Information
3D Emboss — Deep-Embossed Composite Decking Range3D Emboss is a composite decking range with a genuine wood-grain surface, produced using a deep, layered embossing technique. Its matte finish, which convincingly mimics natural wood to both touch and eye under light, sets it clearly apart from flat-printed composites. Its hollow-core profile structure provides lightness and ease of installation, making it suitable for terraces, poolsides, gardens and cladding applications.
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Surface | Deep 3D embossing, matte natural finish |
| Profile structure | Hollow-core (air-channelled) |
| Colour options | 9 natural colours |
| Thermal change (100°C/1hr) | Linear 0.3% · Differential 0% (TSE, EN 479) |
| Water absorption (24hr fresh water) | Mass 0.15%, no volumetric change (TSE, EN 317) |
| Biological resistance | Class 1 against fungi, termites and insect larvae (EN 350 declaration) |
| Product Standard Compliance | ✓ TS EN 15534-4 (WPC Decking Profiles and Tiles) — EU Declaration of Conformity available |
| Sustainable Wood Source | ✓ FSC Chain of Custody Certificate available |
Colour Chart
9 natural colour options
Teak
Light Walnut
Ipe
Maple
Ancient Wood
Slate Grey
Grey
Charcoal
GreenApplication Gallery
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Where It's Used
The deep, layered embossing on 3D Emboss reads as real wood grain both underfoot and up close, which is why it's specified where a matte, non-glare deck surface matters — sea-view terraces and marina-side restaurant decking in particular, where a shiny composite would reflect glare off the water.
Its hollow-core profile keeps the board lighter than a solid section, which can simplify handling on upper-floor terraces and rooftop applications. It works alongside cladding in the same range for a matched deck-and-wall composite finish on villa exteriors.
Maintenance & Cleaning
A water rinse handles most dirt; the documented 24-hour fresh-water absorption of 0.15% (mass, no volumetric change) means the board doesn't swell from routine wet weather, but it is not a claim of unconditional water resistance for standing water or submersion.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes 3D Emboss different from a printed composite deck?
The wood-grain texture is produced by a deep, layered embossing process rather than a surface print, giving it a matte finish that mimics natural wood to both touch and eye.
How many colours does 3D Emboss come in?
Nine natural colours.
Is 3D Emboss resistant to fungi and termites?
It carries a documented Class 1 biological resistance rating against fungi, termites and insect larvae under an EN 350 declaration.
What board structure does 3D Emboss use?
A hollow-core, air-channelled profile, which keeps it lighter than a solid board.
Does 3D Emboss meet a recognised decking standard?
Yes — TS EN 15534-4 for WPC decking profiles and tiles, with an EU Declaration of Conformity available.
Can 3D Emboss be used for both decking and cladding?
It is part of Barışel's decking & cladding product family; tell us whether you need horizontal decking or vertical cladding coverage and we'll confirm the right profile.