Compare TimberTech colors across composite and Advanced PVC decking collections. The color chart below organizes the options by collection, helping you find browns, grays, tans, and blended wood tones.
Use the chart and labeled collection images to shortlist your favorites, then compare physical samples beside your home’s siding, trim, and railing before ordering.
TimberTech Decking Colors at a Glance
The following table summarizes manufacturer-listed colors for the collections covered in this guide. Confirm availability for your location, board profile, and required lengths before ordering.
| Collection | Material | Colors |
|---|---|---|
| Vintage | Advanced PVC | Coastline, Cypress, Dark Hickory, English Walnut, Mahogany, Weathered Teak |
| Landmark | Advanced PVC | American Walnut, Boardwalk, Castle Gate, French White Oak |
| Harvest | Advanced PVC | Brownstone, Kona, Slate Gray |
| Harvest+ | Advanced PVC | Timber Gray, Toasted Wheat |
| Legacy | Composite | Ashwood, Espresso, Mocha, Pecan, Tigerwood, Whitewash Cedar |
| Reserve | Composite | Antique Leather, Dark Roast, Driftwood, Reclaimed Chestnut |
| Terrain | Composite | Brown Oak, Silver Maple |
| Terrain+ | Composite | Dark Oak, Natural White Oak, Weathered Oak |
| Prime | Composite | Dark Teak, Maritime Gray |
| Premier | Composite | Dark Teak, Maritime Gray |
| Prime+ | Composite | Coconut Husk, Dark Cocoa, Sea Salt Gray |
| Premier+ | Composite | Natural Oak |
Color names and collection offerings can change. Check TimberTech’s collection guide and confirm local supplier stock before finalizing your selection.
Comparing TimberTech Color Samples and Photos
Collection images help you shortlist colors, but a screen cannot show exactly how a board will look outside your home. Lighting, camera settings, and display settings can change its appearance.
Compare your shortlisted samples:
- Beside your siding, exterior trim, and doors.
- Against the railing material and finish you want.
- In both direct sunlight and shade.
- Alongside existing patios, stonework, and outdoor furniture.
Label saved samples and photographs with both the color and collection. Similar color names do not necessarily mean the boards have the same material, grain, dimensions, or finish.
Vintage
Landmark
Harvest
Harvest+
Legacy
Reserve
Terrain
Terrain+
Prime/Premier
Prime+
Considering Coconut Husk?
Coconut Husk is a warm, golden-brown color in the Prime+ composite collection. It is a color name, not a decking material made from coconut husks.
Our Coconut Husk TimberTech decking guide explains the product, its appearance, railing combinations, and installation considerations.
If you are comparing it with another brown or tan board, place the samples together beside your home rather than relying on separate online photographs.
How to Choose a TimberTech Color for Your Seattle Home
Start With Your Home’s Existing Finishes
Identify the colors you plan to keep: siding, brick, stone, roofing, and trim. Then decide whether the deck should blend with those finishes or create a deliberate contrast.
Compare a small selection of samples first. This makes it easier to assess differences in undertone and grain without being distracted by the full catalog.
Consider Sun Exposure
Think about where you will sit, walk barefoot, or place outdoor furniture. Surface temperature depends on the product, color, and exposure, so avoid assuming that every gray or brown board performs the same way.
Review the selected collection’s heat-related information and consider shade as part of the deck design.
Choose the Collection Alongside the Color
TimberTech composite decking contains polymers and reclaimed wood fibers. Advanced PVC decking contains no wood fibers. The collections also differ in surface appearance, available profiles, and other specifications.
If you are considering another brand, our TimberTech vs. Trex comparison explains why comparing specific collections is more useful than comparing brand names alone.
Check the Complete Project Budget
Once you have shortlisted colors, request pricing for the exact collection, board profile, and quantity. Include the railing and fascia choices in the same discussion.
Our TimberTech deck cost guide explains the difference between board prices and a complete installed project.
TimberTech Decking Color FAQs
How do I choose between two similar TimberTech colors?
Compare physical samples side by side, outside, beside the finishes that will surround your deck. Look at both the overall tone and the grain pattern, then check installation photographs showing the exact collection and color.
Do Prime+ and Premier+ have the same colors?
They should not be treated as interchangeable color ranges. TimberTech currently lists Coconut Husk, Dark Cocoa, and Sea Salt Gray for Prime+, while its Premier+ product page lists Natural Oak. Confirm the exact product with your supplier before ordering.
Plan Your TimberTech Deck
Bring your shortlisted samples, preferred railing style, and approximate deck dimensions to the planning discussion. These details help define the appearance and construction scope together.
Explore our deck installation and remodeling services or call 206-851-4233 to discuss your Seattle-area project.
