Composite Terrace Decking

Composite decking combines the look of real wood with the practicality of plastic. WPC (wood-plastic composite) is one of the most popular materials for this kind of decking, but not the only one: composite boards differ in composition, texture and price. The surface doesn't dry out or crack, doesn't discolour from moisture, and needs no yearly oil treatment — an occasional rinse with water is enough.

Materials and colours — the composite material itself also comes in several types: WPC, BPC, HPL and plainer plastic — you'll find a few examples in the gallery further down. Among the most popular shades are teak, oak, anthracite, ebony, graphite and sand. That's just part of the range — there are far more materials, shades and textures on the market, and we'll help you choose the right one for your project.

Installation — boards are fixed with hidden clips onto height-adjustable joists, and the gap between boards allows water to drain freely.

Additional options — the decking can be complemented with lawn strips integrated directly into the terrace structure, steps for level changes, and integrated LED lighting along the edges or steps — a striking touch for evening use of the terrace.

Suitable for laying under a roofed terrace, around a pool, or as a garden path.

Electrics

During installation, we can prepare concealed cable ducts in advance for garden lighting, sockets, step lighting and connecting equipment on the terrace.