Engineered for Indonesia's tropical climate — UV-resistant, waterproof, and low-maintenance composite solutions trusted by builders and homeowners across the archipelago.
In the evolving landscape of modern construction and home improvement, Forestar Outdoor has emerged as a global leader in the design, development, and manufacture of premium Wood-Plastic Composite (WPC) products. Established in 2008, the company has spent nearly two decades transforming outdoor living spaces, combining the timeless aesthetic appeal of natural wood with the unparalleled durability and sustainability of cutting-edge composite technology.
With a footprint spanning over 45 countries and more than one million homes successfully transformed, Forestar stands as a benchmark for quality, innovation, and environmental stewardship in the building materials industry.
At the core of Forestar's success is an unwavering commitment to sustainability — utilizing up to 90% recycled content in its manufacturing processes, repurposing waste materials into high-performance products that help reduce landfill waste.
Forestar's composite solutions are engineered to withstand the harshest environmental conditions — including Indonesia's intense tropical heat, high humidity, and heavy monsoon rainfall.
Indonesia's booming construction sector, rapid urbanization, and growing middle class are driving unprecedented demand for premium, sustainable building materials across Java, Bali, Sumatra, and beyond.
Indonesia's construction sector is one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing, projected to exceed USD 340 billion by 2030. Major infrastructure projects, new capital city Nusantara, and massive residential developments are creating enormous demand for durable, low-maintenance building materials like WPC composites.
Indonesia's year-round heat, 80%+ humidity, and intense UV exposure make traditional timber a poor choice for outdoor structures. WPC composites thrive in these exact conditions — offering superior resistance to moisture, fungi, termites, and UV degradation without any chemical treatment.
Bali's world-renowned tourism industry demands premium outdoor aesthetics. From luxury villa decking in Seminyak to resort pool surrounds in Ubud, WPC composite products are rapidly replacing traditional hardwood in high-end hospitality projects due to their natural wood appearance and zero-maintenance benefits.
Indonesia is one of the world's most biodiverse nations, facing serious deforestation challenges. Government regulations increasingly restrict tropical hardwood usage, creating a strong policy tailwind for WPC composites as a sustainable alternative that preserves Indonesia's precious rainforest ecosystems.
Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, and Medan are seeing rapid growth of middle-class homeowners seeking premium outdoor living solutions. WPC composite decking, fencing, and cladding are increasingly popular choices for modern landed housing estates and upscale apartment complexes across the archipelago.
Indonesia's strategic position in Southeast Asia makes it a regional distribution hub. Leading WPC manufacturers like Forestar supply products through established importers in Jakarta and Surabaya, with growing dealer networks reaching Makassar, Manado, Balikpapan, and other key regional centers.
From Bali's luxury resorts to Jakarta's modern residential estates — discover how WPC composite products are transforming outdoor spaces across the Indonesian archipelago.
Bali's booming luxury villa market demands outdoor decking that withstands saltwater, chlorine, and intense tropical sun. Forestar's EclipseGrain and TerraShield WPC decking boards are the go-to choice for Bali pool surrounds, villa terraces, and resort walkways — delivering the look of premium teak without the maintenance or environmental cost.
Modern landed housing clusters in Tangerang, Bekasi, Depok, and BSD City are incorporating WPC composite fencing and wall cladding as a premium upgrade over conventional materials. HorizonLine fence panels and CrestWall siding offer clean, contemporary aesthetics that align with modern Indonesian residential design trends.
Indonesia's ambitious new capital city project in East Kalimantan represents a landmark opportunity for sustainable building materials. WPC composites are positioned as a key material for government buildings, public spaces, and residential developments in Nusantara, aligning with the project's strong sustainability and green building mandates.
Shopping malls, office parks, and commercial developments in Surabaya, Bandung, and Medan are increasingly specifying WPC exterior cladding panels for their facades. PlaneSleek UV-protected cladding panels deliver striking architectural aesthetics with long-term color stability — critical for Indonesia's intense equatorial sun exposure.
Indonesia's 54,000 km coastline presents enormous opportunities for WPC composite boardwalks, piers, and promenades. From Lombok's beach resorts to Labuan Bajo's emerging eco-tourism infrastructure, WPC's salt-air resistance and anti-slip surface make it the ideal material for coastal outdoor structures.
Indonesia's tropical climate is notoriously harsh on outdoor storage structures. Traditional timber sheds rot within a few years in high-humidity environments. The MiniStar WPC Outdoor Storage Shed with lockable door offers Indonesian homeowners a termite-proof, rot-resistant, and weatherproof garden storage solution built to last decades.
The Indonesian WPC composite market is evolving rapidly, shaped by sustainability mandates, technological innovation, and shifting consumer preferences toward premium outdoor living.
The Southeast Asian WPC market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of over 8% through 2030, with Indonesia as a primary growth driver due to its massive construction pipeline and increasing environmental awareness.
Indonesia's adoption of GREENSHIP and EDGE green building certifications is accelerating WPC specification. Recycled-content composite products contribute directly to green building points, making them the preferred choice for certified developments.
Advances in co-extrusion capping technology, mineral-filled composites, and bio-based polymer binders are making WPC products stronger, lighter, and more realistic in wood appearance — driving adoption across premium market segments.
International WPC manufacturers are increasingly establishing local production partnerships in Indonesia to reduce import costs, improve supply chain reliability, and meet growing domestic demand from contractors and developers.
Forestar's composite deck board range is engineered specifically for tropical and semi-tropical climates, offering superior performance in Indonesia's high-humidity, high-UV environment.
Anti-Slip
Anti-slip surface technology ideal for Bali resort pool areas, beachfront villas, and tropical outdoor entertaining spaces. Engineered for barefoot comfort even in intense Indonesian heat.
Capped
Capped four-sided protection provides maximum resistance to staining, moisture absorption, and UV fading — perfect for Jakarta's urban residential terraces and rooftop gardens.
Waterproof
100% waterproof and UV-resistant composite decking engineered for poolside applications. The natural wood grain aesthetics complement Indonesia's tropical resort architecture beautifully.
Forestar's composite deck boards feature industry-leading proprietary technology that provides a cooler touch and superior fire resistance — making them an ideal choice for both residential and commercial projects across Indonesia's diverse climate zones, from coastal Bali to highland Bandung.
Forestar's WPC product range is purpose-built to address the specific challenges of building and living outdoors in Indonesia's equatorial environment.
Indonesia's heavy monsoon seasons and year-round humidity above 80% rapidly degrade traditional timber. Forestar WPC products are engineered to be completely impervious to moisture, preventing rot, swelling, and structural degradation even after decades of tropical exposure.
Equatorial UV intensity in Indonesia is among the world's highest. Forestar's UV-stabilized composite formulations maintain their color and structural integrity for decades without fading, chalking, or surface degradation — eliminating the need for annual painting or sealing.
Indonesia has some of the world's most aggressive termite species, causing billions in property damage annually. WPC composite products contain no organic cellulose material, making them completely termite-proof and immune to all wood-boring insects — a critical advantage in the Indonesian tropics.
Unlike natural wood that requires annual painting, staining, and sealing — particularly demanding in Indonesia's climate — Forestar WPC products require only occasional cleaning with water. This dramatically reduces long-term ownership costs and eliminates the use of chemical maintenance products.
By choosing WPC composites over tropical hardwood, Indonesian builders and homeowners directly contribute to protecting the nation's endangered rainforests. Forestar's products use up to 90% recycled content, providing a premium building material with a dramatically lower environmental footprint.
Forestar provides an extensive array of colors and textures that authentically mimic the look and feel of real wood — from tropical teak to Javanese ironwood aesthetics — allowing complete design freedom without the environmental footprint or maintenance burdens of natural timber.
Explore Forestar's full portfolio of WPC composite products — from decking and cladding to fencing and garden structures — all engineered for Indonesia's demanding tropical environment.
Forestar goes beyond supplying products — the company provides comprehensive support, education, and resources to help Indonesian contractors, architects, and homeowners make the best decisions for their projects.
Forestar's extensive digital library — including step-by-step installation guides, how-to videos, and detailed FAQs — provides invaluable assistance for both DIY enthusiasts and professional contractors across Indonesia.
Forestar's product portfolio is designed to meet the diverse needs of homeowners, contractors, and architects alike — specializing in Composite Deck Boards, Cladding, Fencing, and Garden Sheds for both residential and large-scale commercial applications.
Driven by a planet-first philosophy, Forestar continues to push the boundaries of outdoor design. As Indonesia moves toward greener building practices, Forestar proves that luxury, performance, and environmental responsibility can — and should — coexist in every project.
Whether you are transforming a Bali villa terrace, a Jakarta residential estate, or executing a large-scale commercial development in Surabaya — Forestar Outdoor provides the materials and expertise to create lasting, beautiful, and sustainable outdoor environments.
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