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Vinyl Decking
Vinyl Decking Membranes! An ideal solution for decks, flat roofs, and concrete patios. Our high-quality membranes not only provide reliable protection but also add style and durability to your space.
Vinyl Decking is a tough, economical waterproof membrane option that looks great! These decks are not only durable and attractive but also elevate your property. With such a coating, your meeting and relaxation area will become even more comfortable. Nothing defines luxurious private outdoor living space quite like flat roof decking. If you're discussing deck materials, you can't go wrong with vinyl!
There are two 'common' modern types of waterproof vinyl decking membranes widely used today. Both are constructed from PVC (Polyvinyl chloride) and are commonly referred to as 'fluffy or fuzzy back' vinyl and 'slick or smooth back' vinyl, describing the appearance of what you see on the back of the vinyl membrane sheeting. Most, if not all, Fuzzy back vinyl decking is non-reinforced, whereas most Smooth back vinyl decking is reinforced in the core. There is also a 'scrim back' vinyl, or what appears to be mesh-backed vinyl, but its purpose is to ensure solvent-based glues stick to the vinyl and doesn't really offer tear resistance or product strength integrity. Most quality vinyl membranes range in thickness from 48 mil to 68 mil.
Color Samples
 S-Beige-Stone |  S-Grey-Stone |  C-Madison-Taupe |
|---|---|---|
 C-Flint-Grey |  C-Flint-Beige |  C-Flint-Taupe |
 S-Marble-Beige |  S-Marble-Grey |  S-Pebble-Grey |
 W-Golden-Oak |  S-Pebble-Beige |  W-Smoke-Grey |
 W-Ash-Plank |  W-Walnut-Plank |  C-Madison-Grey |
 cobblestone |  pebblestone |  river-rock-2021 |
|---|---|---|
 shorewood |  slate-grey |  royal-oak |
 silver-maple |  driftwood |  |
 dove-grey |  sahara-beige |  antique-beige |
 boardwalk |  bamboo-malibu |  bamboo-mojave |
Types of Vinyl Decking Flashings
PVC Flashing
"Introducing our PVC Flashing - a vital component in our projects that enhances both durability and aesthetic appeal. Crafted from heavy-gauge galvanized metal, this vinyl-coated perimeter drip edge flashing shares the same resilient vinyl material as our decking membrane.Why choose our PVC Flashing?Thicker and Sturdier:
Our choice of heavy-gauge metal ensures that the flashing remains robust, preventing 'rippling' from expansion and contraction in varying temperatures.Flush and Seamless: The increased thickness allows us to recess the flashing into the plywood, creating a seamless integration without 'build-up' areas. This meticulous approach ensures efficient water drainage, preventing pooling and debris accumulation along the deck edge after rainfalls.Welded Strength: The vinyl coating enables us to weld the vinyl membrane to the flashing, offering a superior alternative to gluing. This method not only provides exceptional strength but also eliminates the need for plastic retention clips.Aesthetic Versatility: With four exposed face flashing color choices, our clients can personalize their outdoor space to match fascia boards, house trims, or vinyl selections. This unique feature arises from our process of not running the vinyl membrane down the horizontal face of the flashing.Our PVC Flashing is the perfect solution for your outdoor space, offering two professional installation options
Discover our PVC Flashing options to enhance your project:
Option 1: Elevate the aesthetics with four unique color choices - white, gray, beige, and black - for vinyl termination at the deck edge, seamlessly achieved through welding.
Option 2: Experience superior design with vinyl-welded-down flashing, eliminating the need for PVC clips.
L-trim Flashing
The L-trim is a powder coated aluminum trim that is used to mechanically attach the vinyl membrane to the deck. A sticky butyl tape is glued on the back of the plank, consisting of a 100% solid sealant with high elasticity, the composition is designed specifically to protect against moisture and bad weather. After that, the aluminum L-trim is screwed along the entire perimete.
This gives the deck a subtle, elegant look, one of the great benefits of this flushing is that it mounts to the end . On the surface along the edge there are no hills that prevent water from draining from the deck. The second advantage of this is that it allows you to install vinyl over the fascia to any length down and secure with L trim. This product gives you good quality, sophisticated look, and water resistance at a mid-range price point.
Explore our variety of color options available for the
L-trim is a powder coated aluminum trim allowing you to customize the look of your deck edge.
Galvanized Flashing & PVC Clip
Introducing the ideal synergy of galvanized flashing and PVC clip, creating a seamless outside perimeter drip edge detail system. Our galvanized flashing is meticulously installed to the substrate before the vinyl membrane installation. The membrane is then continuously wrapped over the deck edge and securely fastened using a PVC terminating clip.
This combination ensures a comprehensive and integrated solution for your exterior, offering both durability and aesthetic appeal.
Explore our variety of color options available for the Plastic PVC Clip, allowing you to customize the look of your deck edge.
Types of Vinyl Decking Seams
Regular Seam Has Bump
Introducing the ideal synergy of galvanized flashing and PVC clip, creating a seamless outside perimeter drip edge detail system. Our galvanized flashing is meticulously installed to the substrate before the vinyl membrane installation. The membrane is then continuously wrapped over the deck edge and securely fastened using a PVC terminating clip.
Recessed Seam No Bump
Recessed Seam - No BumpRecessed/Flush overlapping seams are hot air welded together, similar to regular seams, and are overlapped by the required 1". However, they are inverted into the plywood decking, eliminating any noticeable bump.These refined procedures and 100% reliable techniques often render seams difficult to detect, particularly with specific vinyl colors, resulting in a vinyl deck surface that appears more natural overall.
T-seam Has Bump
The T-seam is an innovative welding technique that incorporates three vinyl sheets simultaneously, ensuring efficient material usage and resource savings. This seam, designed to optimize material consumption, adds visual expressiveness, as the T-shaped welding point meets three sheets, making the seam higher than regular welded connections.The popularity of the T-seam lies not only in material economy but also in the visual effect it creates. Additionally, this seam boasts 100% waterproof integrity, providing reliable protection for your space against moisture.
Vinyl Decking Installation Details
Heat Welded Seams
Hot air welding equipment is used to fuse the overlapped sheets together creating a watertight seam 1" wide
Water Diverter
Diverter placed below the membrane, can be used to deflect water away critical details.
Deck Meets Wall
Flashing membrane is bonded vertically up the wall sheathing and outward from the deck/wall intersection allowing for proper installation sequiencing of the finished wall system.
Door Detail
Rough opening sill and jamb are waterproofed before the door is installed.
Folded Inside Corner
Inside corner" detail created by folding and fusing the membrane in place without use of relief cuts.
Welded Corner Detail
Watertight corner patches are installed at "outside" corner details
Water Drain
Detail for draining water from decks or flat roofs, 100% waterproof.
Post Wrap
Post Wrap" detail created by folding and fusing the membrane in place without use of relief cuts.
Seal Exteriors & Vinyl
In some cases, it is possible to seal vinyl surfaces with exterior grade silicone. For more reliable protection against moisture
Regular Edge Detail
Diverter placed below the membrane, can be used to deflect water away critical details.
All Installation Details can be combined with the above suggestions.
Online Estimate & Booking
Vindeck Services offers a fast and accurate way to estimate and book your project. Get a professional assessment and schedule our team—all online, within 24 business hours.
How It Works:
Describe Your Project – Send us your name, address, and a detailed description of the work. Include dimensions, plans, and 2-4 photos or a video.
Receive an Estimate – We will assess your project and provide a detailed estimate.
Book Our Services – Once you approve the estimate, we’ll confirm availability and schedule your project.
Send your request to vindeckserviceinfo@gmail.com, and we’ll take care of the rest.
Let’s bring your project to life!
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