Fiberon Sanctuary Composite Deck Board vs TimberTech Terrain+ Composite Decking
Both are capped composite boards that skip sanding, staining and sealing. Fiberon Sanctuary uses a three-sided PermaTech cap and comes in a grooved profile built for hidden fasteners, so it suits a full deck with a clean, fastener-free surface. TimberTech Terrain+ caps all four sides, including the grooves, and its scalloped underside makes boards lighter to carry and install. Owners of both report boards that hold color and resist moisture; Sanctuary's three-sided cap leaves the bottom face less protected, which matters more in wet or shaded sites.
- Choose the Fiberon Sanctuary if you want a grooved board that pairs with hidden fasteners for a smooth deck surface and a multi-tonal hardwood look.
- Choose the TimberTech Terrain+ if you want four-sided moisture protection and lighter boards for easier handling on a natural white oak look.
Prices
- Fiberon Sanctuary Composite Deck Board: $59.88 at Home Depot (last seen Nov 5)
- TimberTech Terrain+ Composite Decking: $50.28 at Hartville Hardware (checked today)
- Difference: the TimberTech Terrain+ Composite Decking is $9.60 cheaper than the Fiberon Sanctuary Composite Deck Board at the latest prices (Nov 5 and Nov 10)

