Millboard Enhanced Grain Antique Oak Decking - 3600mm Long (available in widths 126mm & 176mm)

• UK Manufactured
• Natural wood look
• Wood free
• Hand moulded & coloured
• 25 Year Residential Warranty / 10 Year Commercial Warranty
• Guaranteed not to Rot or Split
• High slip resistance
• 176mm Wide x 32mm thick 0.63m coverage
• 126mm Wide x 32mm thick 0.45m coverage
• Solid Board Construction
• Lost Head fixing (22 per board)
• Matching accessories( fascia boards, bullnose boards, trims and screws)
• Max 400mm Joist Spacing required (300mm for commercial installations)

• Core - Blend of natural minerals bonded in a polymer resin and long fibre reinforcemnts
• Surface - Resilient Lastane® layer chemically melded to the core

• What is Millboard Decking?

Millboard decking is a premium composite decking material that contains no timber or plastic. Made from a unique blend of polyurethane resin, reinforced with mineral stone and surfaced with a unique Lastane® coating.

• How is millboard decking made?

Millboard is moulded from real timber planks and hand crafted to create an authentic wood finish.

• What fixings should be used to fix Millboard Decking?

Following extensive trials, we recommend and supply Durafix® stainless steel screws, designed specifically for Millboard - this is a requirement of our limited warranty. There’s no need to pre-drill or countersink Millboard decking, and the unique Lastane® material coating flexes back over the screw-heads, leaving a minimal witness mark.

• Does Millboard decking get hot in the sun?

As with all composite products, the surfaces of the boards tend to be hotter than wood when exposed to direct sunlight. Darker colours particularly will feel hotter and may be uncomfortable to walk on in bare feet. Under direct sunlight and high temperature, footwear may be necessary.

• How do I clean Millboard Decking?

If the board surface becomes dirty during installation, this should be cleaned as soon as possible using warm soapy water (dishwashing liquid) and a brush. Clean your decking once to twice a year to remove leaves and general dirt particles.