Decking Accessories

Our decking accessories have been designed with simplicity in mind, making them ideal for both DIYers and professional installers. Each component is carefully engineered to work seamlessly with our composite decking boards, helping you achieve a secure, tidy finish without unnecessary complications. Clear fitting instructions are provided, and of course, our friendly, knowledgeable experts are always on hand to offer guidance throughout the installation process.

All of our decking accessories are designed to match the strength and resilience of our composite decking boards. L trims and step-edge boards are manufactured from the same hard-wearing composite materials, meaning they resist moisture, rot, warping and fading in the same way your main decking surface does. This ensures a consistent appearance and performance across the entire installation. Our decking clips and balustrades are similarly robust and are designed with damp UK conditions in mind for long-term durability.

Each accessory plays a specific and important role in both the performance and finish of your deck. Decking clips ensure consistent spacing between boards, allowing for natural expansion and contraction while keeping everything firmly in place. L trims provide a tidy edge to exposed sides of the deck, concealing board ends and framing the space neatly. Step edge boards are particularly important for raised decks or areas with level changes, offering a defined, reinforced finish to steps while improving safety underfoot. Finally, balustrades add both visual structure and essential protection for elevated installations. 

They do! Our balustrade kits are designed to provide sturdy boundary protection for raised decking areas, helping to create a secure environment for families, guests or commercial visitors. They offer strength and stability without detracting from the clean, modern look of your composite decking.

Step-edge boards serve a practical purpose, too, improving definition and helping to reduce wear in high-traffic areas. At the same time, they maintain visual continuity with the rest of your decking boards, ensuring your steps look like an intentional part of the design rather than an afterthought.