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Enhance the aesthetics and functionality of your garden space with our timber decking boards. Designed with longevity and strength in mind, our boards can withstand large loads and footfall, making them ideal for social gatherings. They’re also resistant to the elements, especially when you apply a specialist wood treatment. Available in a range of thicknesses and wood types, choose wood deck boards to suit your style and needs.
Need help with installation? Learn how to plan and lay decking using our helpful guide.
To find out how many decking boards you’ll need for your garden, measure the total area of your decking space and a singular decking board, then divide the space total by the board total. We recommend adding an additional 10% so you can cut freely.
How you clean your decking boards will depend on their material, but for timber decks, you’ll want to sweep off any debris, before scrubbing each deck board with a stiff brush and warm, soapy water. Once finished, rinse thoroughly and then let it dry before placing any furniture or pots back onto it. If you’d like a deeper clean, use a pressure washer.
We recommend leaving a 5-6mm gap between each deck board for drainage purposes, and because boards will naturally expand from moisture.
Decking boards are long, flat boards that are used to create an outdoor deck or raised platform, typically in garden spaces.
The best materials for decking boards are timber or composite decking. Timber decking provides a natural look, is easy to cut and install and is often at a lower price point. Composite decking is usually a higher price point but is low maintenance and resistant to rot and splintering.
Installing decking boards involves preparing a solid subframe, laying the boards evenly, and fixing them securely so the surface is level, safe, and long-lasting. Head over to our how to lay decking guide to find all the steps you need to take.
Our range of timber decking boards ranges from £7-£24 per board.
Yes, you can paint timber deck boards but just ensure you’re using an exterior wood primer followed by a decking paint that has been designed for outdoor use to ensure they withstand the weather and foot traffic.
