Features of SV WPC
100% Termite proof
Our products resist termites and borer that’s indeed perfect for your interior and exterior.
Fire Retardant
Flame-retardant wood polymer composites (WPCs) are potential fire-safe bio-based materials for interior and exterior settings.
Fire Retardant
Flame-retardant wood polymer composites (WPCs) are potential fire-safe bio-based materials for interior and exterior settings.
100% Waterproof
WPC or NFC is 100% water & moisture proof hence opting for this product is far better than the traditional wood.
No Shrinkage or Expansion
Unlike traditional wood, WPC products resist shrinkage and expansion hence these are durable & acceptable in the construction field.
No Shrinkage or Expansion
Unlike traditional wood, WPC products resist shrinkage and expansion hence these are durable & acceptable in the construction field.
Paintable & Polishable
To give an elegant look, WPC products can be painted or polished as per the preference.
Eco-Friendly
Contribute to the environment by selecting eco-friendly material for your interior and exterior settings.
Eco-Friendly
Contribute to the environment by selecting eco-friendly material for your interior and exterior settings.
Recyclable
Choose recyclable products of SV Woods and avoid wastage. Contribute to preserve our natural resources by preferring reusage.
Weather Resistant
The products with the feature of weather resistance are the best fit for your home and workplace. Choose SV Woods products that are 100% weatherproof.
Weather Resistant
The products with the feature of weather resistance are the best fit for your home and workplace. Choose SV Woods products that are 100% weatherproof.
Avoid Deforestation
Contribute to the betterment of the environment by choosing WPC products that indeed help to avoid deforestation.
Distortion & Fading Resistance
Our products neither distort nor fade hence these can be the assets for your place.
Distortion & Fading Resistance
Our products neither distort nor fade hence these can be the assets for your place.
