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About Our Composite Decking

What is Composite Decking?

Composite Decking is a man-made building product made up of a mix of real wood fibres (except none in Millboard), plastics and a small number of bonding agents. This mix is heated, formed into board-shaped lengths and then cooled. The resulting boards need far less maintenance than traditional wood decking whilst looking more authentic than plastic alternatives.

What Composite Decking does Champion Timber offer?

The composite decking boards offer we stock is perfect to provide your terrace with a natural surface and make it almost indestructible. We offer Millboard Decking, a new generation of innovative anti-slip and maintenance-free external decking, made in the UK, with at least 25-year service life. We also stock Ecodek, a solid board that requires minimal maintenance with no painting, staining or after-treatment required, and again with at least 25 years of service life. We also carry the associated fascias, fixings etc to finish off the project.

Composite is a fabulous alternative to natural timber decking and takes roughly the same decking installation time as well. The slip resistant element of our high quality composite decking makes it perfect for use by a swimming pool area or high-moisture room where water is prominent. Composite decking is also naturally anti-rot and anti-weather offering you peace of mind when compared to natural wood decking.

Composite decking is different to plastic deck boards, in that traditional composite decking would contain wood fibres as part of the structure whereas recycled plastics composite decking is 100% UPVC or similar. Both options are perfectly suitable for your decking project, but deciding between the two would require weighing up the pros and cons of the two in terms of budget and application.

All of our branches can offer free composite decking samples pack of any of our stocked decking ranges completely for free for you to pick up at any time.

Composite Decking comparison:

 

ELEMENTS

KERAMA

MILLBOARD

ECODEK

TREX

What is it

Next generation enhanced polymer 

Next Generation polymer Decking

Lastane surface moulded with core of minerals and polymers

Wood Plastic Composite (WPC) Uncapped

Wood Plastic Composite (WPC) Capped

Where is it made

America

Holland

UK

UK

America

Price point

High end market

Low/Mid market

High end market

Entry level market

Mid-High end

Warranty

50 years

30 Years

25 years

25 years 

50 years

Wood content

Zero

Zero

Zero

Wood chips

Encapsulated Wood Chips

Recycled content

60% recycled material

95% recycled material

38% recycled material

95% recycled material

95% recycled material

Key features

Smooth modern grain pattern and colouring

Clip fixing or hidden screw fix

Smooth grain pattern

Textured grain pattern taken from real oak boards

Textured and raised grain effect

 Slight textured grain

Available in both grooved and square edge boards 

Key Benefits

 

No expansion gaps required when fitting

Can be bent and curved into shapes

In hot weather – loses heat more effectively than WPC decks so feels cooler to walk on

Hidden fixings using colour coded screw caps

No expansion gap required

 Cost effective alternative

 High performance

 No fading

Tough and resilient

Hidden screw fixing

Natural wood appearance

Low maintenance

High slip resistance

Soft touch surface

UV stabilisers – for improved performance

 

Low cost

Easy to fix

Cooler feel underfoot

 Grooved for hidden fixings

 Low maintenance clean with soap and water