Composite Decking

Cutting our composite decking boards is a straightforward job that can be achieved with standard woodworking tools – just make sure they’re sharp! You can use a circular saw with a fine-toothed blade suitable for wood and composite to achieve beautiful, clean cuts. For mitred corners, a power mitre saw works best. This approach will give you precise cuts without any splintering, maintaining the aesthetic quality of your decking and a professional finish.

Absolutely! We provide matching wall cladding options in Teak, Grey, and Black. Pairing these cladding products together will give you a cohesive and seamless aesthetic throughout your outdoor areas. This consistent appearance works well for covering entire spaces, like hot tubs, summer houses, and outdoor kitchens, enhancing the overall flow of your surroundings.

The design of your decking is entirely up to you. You have the flexibility to choose a single, coordinated colour for a uniform appearance or to incorporate contrasting colours to create borders or unique patterns. Our range of decking products is designed to mix and match, allowing you to customise your outdoor space to look exactly how you like it to.

No, one of the advantages of our composite decking is that it’s incredibly low maintenance. Unlike traditional wood decking, our composite boards are self-coloured and resistant to rot, so there’s no need to paint, stain, or seal. To keep your decking looking its best, just give it a simple clean with a soft brush and mild detergent as and when it needs it. For areas under trees or spots that accumulate dirt, you can use a jet washer to remove debris – just make sure you don’t have the water pressure too high.

We provide our composite decking boards in two standard lengths: 3.6 metres and 4.8 metres. These options offer flexibility for a variety of deck designs and dimensions. Additionally, our L Trims and Step Edges, are available in 3.6-metre lengths.

Yes, you can definitely use our composite decking boards on balconies! Just make sure to follow your structural engineer’s advice on joist placement and spacing to ensure everything’s safe and secure. For a more polished finish, you might also want to consider using our coordinating wall cladding underneath your balcony, adding that extra touch to complement your decking.

Even though it takes a little more planning to devise diagonal designs, it is always worth the end result!

Absolutely! You can install our composite decking boards in various patterns, including diagonal and chevron designs. Just keep in mind that diagonal layouts may require longer board lengths, so plan accordingly. We recommend sketching out your design first to make sure you order the right amount of boards. That way, you’ll have a smoother installation and a stunning finished look.