4m Solid Woodgrain Effect Bullnose Composite Decking Board

Featuring a curved edge, add Bullnose Decking Boards in complementing or contrasting colours for a unique, contemporary design.

Compared to hollow-core deck boards, these solid composite deck boards have much better strength and sound quality properties, making them great for any situation where they will be subject to large loads and general heavier usage.

As a result, solid composite decking boards are ideal for use on commercial properties, giving extra durability and longevity when compared with domestic boards.

Why Use These Commercial Decking Boards?

• Come as standard with a 10-year factory backed warranty for added peace of mind.
• Come with a flat surface on one side and narrow grooves on the other
• Ideal decking for commercial purposes
• Durable and lightweight
• Narrow grooved spaces in the boards make them low-slip and less susceptible to watermarks and staining
• Can be cut to size and also sanded if needed
• Available as FSC certified for the same cost
• Made from a combination of 60% recycled hardwood fibres and 40% high grade recycled plastic - an eco-concious choice
• Range of unique colours
• Beautiful woodgrain finish
• Free samples available on request
• Low maintenance boards
• Delivery time: 7-10 working days from receipt of order. Usually sooner. We just don't like to promise!

Full Specifications:

• Board Length: 4m
• Board Width: 150mm
• Board Thickness: 25mm
• Each board weighs approximately 20.52kg

Why Solid Composite Decking?

Decking has always been a popular choice for homeowners looking to create an inviting outdoor living space. While traditional wood decks have their charm, solid composite decking is gaining traction as a durable and low-maintenance alternative.

Solid composite decking is made from a mixture of wood fibers and plastics. This combination offers the aesthetic appeal of wood without its common drawbacks. Unlike wood, which can splinter, warp, or rot over time, composite decking holds its form and retains its appearance for many years.

The "solid" in solid composite decking refers to the material's dense composition. Unlike hollow composite decking, which has a chambered or honeycomb structure, solid decking is sturdy throughout. This design ensures greater strength and resilience, especially under heavy foot traffic. It's an ideal choice for spaces that see frequent use or for homeowners who want the robust feel of traditional wood without the associated maintenance.

One significant advantage of solid composite decking is its resistance to the elements. Rain, snow, and even the sun have minimal impact on this decking material. It doesn't fade easily, ensuring that the vibrant colour you choose stays true for years. Moreover, it's resistant to mould and mildew, common issues in damp environments or regions with heavy rainfall.

From an installation perspective, solid composite decking is user-friendly. The boards are consistent in size and shape, simplifying the laying process. Plus, there's no need for staining or sealing once it's down. A simple wash now and then is all it takes to keep it looking fresh.

Environmentally-conscious homeowners will appreciate that many solid composite decking materials are eco-friendly. Manufacturers often use recycled wood and plastic, reducing waste and promoting sustainability. It's a win-win, considering you get a durable product while also supporting environmentally friendly practices.

In terms of cost, solid composite decking is an investment. While the initial outlay may be higher than that for traditional wood, the savings in maintenance and replacement costs over the years make it a cost-effective choice in the long run.

It is advised to buy all boards needed for your project at the same time to ensure the same colour throughout your installation.

Different board batches may have slight colour variations, thanks to the natural wood material within the boards.

Contact info@tradewarehouse.co.uk for free samples.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long will it take to deliver the commercial grade decking boards?

7-10 working days from receipt of order. Sometimes sooner, we just don't like to promise in case you have workers booked!

What drill and screws do I need to install this decking?

Standard power drills can be used when installing composite decking boards. A standard Phillips screwdriver (PH2 x 50mm) should be used when working with speeddekz 65mm woodscrews and speeddekz 50mm screws.

Can I cut these boards and if so, how?

Composite decking boards can be cut using any standard wood-cutting tools. We recommend using a fine-toothed blade to get the cleanest finish to your cut edge.

What base should I use under the decking?

Generally, there are 2 main options. Firstly, you can use a concrete base. When doing this, a 100mm thick concrete base is recommended, with a slight slope for drainage to occur. The optimum slope should be around 5mm for every metre.

Secondly, you can use a grass or soil base. Here, you should remove the turf/soil until the ground is completely even and remove any debris/rocks from the area. Cover the area of your site with a layer of weed control fabric, to prevent any weed re-growth from coming up under your decking. If you need to overlap the weed mat, ensure you do this with enough fabric to prevent any gaps.

How much space should I leave between joist rows?

The maximum recommended space between joist rows depends on the angle at which you intend to lay your boards, but should never exceed 40cm. Apply deck tape to the top surface and cut the ends of the timber joists to protect them from moisture.

Do I need starter clips?

Yes, starter clips need to be fixed to the end of the Joists before laying the first board.

Is there a guarantee?

There is a 10-year guarantee against stains, scratches and fade resistance on the boards.

Does Composite Decking get slippery?