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THE ROLES OF MARINE BOARD IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION: ASSESSING ITS POTENCY IN DECKING AND THE INHIBITING FACTORS

                                                           ABSTRACT

Marine boards play a pivotal role in the construction industry, particularly in building decking systems where strength, durability, and resistance to environmental factors are paramount. This study examines the roles of marine boards in building construction, assessing their effectiveness in decking and the constraining factors. The study highlights its superior properties, such as water resistance, load-bearing capacity, and adaptability to varying climatic conditions, which make them indispensable for robust and long-lasting constructions. The study investigates the roles of marine boards in building construction, which include environmental protection, safety and risk management, and impact on aesthetic and functional design. It further delves into the potency of marine board in decking, including durability and resistance to environmental conditions, cost- effectiveness and maintenance, and performance in decking applications. However, the study identifies several inhibiting factors that limit the full potential of marine boards. These include high costs of marine board, limited availability in some regions, and environmental concerns regarding the sourcing of marine-grade plywood. The study concluded that to unlock its full potential, addressing these inhibiting factors through innovation, improved supply chains, and training is essential. One of the recommendations provided was that manufacturers should explore cost- effective production methods for marine boards to make them more affordable and accessible to a wider range of construction projects.

KEYWORDS: Roles, Marine boards, Decking, Building Construction, Potency, Inhibiting Factors.

ARC EKPENYONG, Ekpenyonganwan and ARC EFFANGA, Maureen Effanga
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