Choose composite decking around the space you actually have
Start by measuring the finished deck area in square metres. Add an allowance for cuts, pattern changes and mistakes. More complex layouts need a little more spare material than a simple rectangle.
Why choose wood-plastic composite boards?
Composite decking gives the garden the orderly look of laid boards without a yearly staining routine. The boards use wood-plastic composite with a protective UV surface layer. Both faces can be used, letting you choose the groove pattern before installation.
Good preparation still matters. Build the deck on a firm, correctly spaced subframe and provide suitable drainage below. Follow the supplied fixing guidance, leave the stated expansion gaps and check every measurement before cutting.
Grey or brown composite decking?
Grey works particularly well beside rendered walls, porcelain paving and dark garden furniture. Brown and Conker Brown feel warmer alongside lawns, timber fencing and established planting. Order by the finish you want to see every day, not just the colour that looks best on screen.
Frequently asked questions
Does composite decking need staining?
No. Routine cleaning replaces the annual staining usually associated with timber decking.
Can I cut composite decking boards?
Yes. Use suitable tools and follow the supplied cutting and fixing instructions.
Are the boards reversible?
Yes. Both faces can be used, giving you a choice of surface pattern.
Are fixings included?
Yes. These packs include the fixing components stated on each product page.
How much extra decking should I order?
Allow extra material for cuts, wastage and any future board replacement.
How quickly will my order arrive?
Current delivery is free and normally takes 3–5 working days.
