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Eon

Yvonne of Aurora, CO June 14, 2009

During the summer of 2004, we pruchase CPI Plastics' product EON. This is a virgin vinyl decking product. We had a beautiful deck built with this material because, at our age, we did not want to worry about maintenance.

This material warped, blistered, cracked, and chunks popped off. I did not mind the staining or color fading. The damage started to show up less than a year later and it continues to get worse. We tried to get legal assistance because we do not want to replace this product with more of the same as it would only happen again. We wanted financial reimbursement for the cost of the material and construction to redo the deck.

We did see an attorney but the case would have to be filed in a federal court as it is a foreign manufacturer. We would have had to put 10,000 down to start proceedings and there was no guarantee we would win so we chose not to proceed. The problem with the EON is that it was not tested for high altitude and the sun damage is great. We have to strip the deck down to the foundation and rebuild. It is still useable, but every time I look at it, I want to cry.

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