Decking Boards 3m
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- Ryno
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- £33.50 £40.20
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- Triton
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- £17.90 £21.48
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- Alchemy
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- £29.99 £35.99
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- Alchemy
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- £46.95 £56.34
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- Alchemy
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- £41.99 £50.39
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- £41.99 £50.39
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- Therrawood
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- £21.95 £26.34
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- Ryno
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- from £36.38 £43.66
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- Storm Building Products
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- from £21.95 £26.34
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- Trex
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- from £28.90 £34.68
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- Trex
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- from £51.95 £62.34
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- Trex
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- from £38.90 £46.68
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- Ryno
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- £14.72 £17.66
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- Ryno
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- Ryno
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- Triton
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The Decking Boards 3m category at Build4Less features a diverse range of high-quality decking board options, catering to various outdoor decking needs. This overview explores the various types of decking boards available in this category, focusing on their practical uses and how to select the right one for your specific project.
Composite Deck Boards
RynoTerrace Classic & Signature Series
RynoTerrace's Classic Grooved and Signature Woodgrain Reversible Composite Deck Boards offer a blend of durability and aesthetics. These boards are reversible, providing two finish options and are perfect for creating a stylish outdoor living space.
Alchemy Habitat+ & Urban Series
Alchemy's Habitat+ and Urban Composite Deck Boards are notable for their solid and hollow board options. These boards are ideal for those seeking a balance between robustness and sophisticated design.
Wood Plastic Composite (WPC) Deck Boards
Triton WPC Double Faced Decking Board
Triton's WPC Double Faced Decking Board, offered by Storm Building Products, is a versatile option with a dual-faced design. It suits environments where both sides of the board are visible, like raised platforms.
Specialized Composite Boards
Therrawood Decking Board
Therrawood presents a decking solution that combines aesthetics with practicality. This board is suitable for those who prefer a classic wooden look with the benefits of composite material.
RynoTerrace Signature Mahogany Capped Composite Bullnose Deck Board
This unique board from RynoTerrace features a mahogany capped design, making it ideal for edges and finishing touches on your decking project.
Storm Decking Board
Storm Building Products offers a straightforward and efficient decking solution with their standard composite decking board. It's a reliable choice for basic decking needs.
Trex Composite Decking Boards
Trex Enhance & Transcend Series
Trex offers a range of decking boards, including the Enhance Basics, Enhance Naturals, and Transcend Grooved Edge series. Each series provides distinct aesthetic and performance characteristics, catering to a wide range of preferences.
Selecting the Right Decking Board
When choosing a decking board, consider factors like durability, maintenance, aesthetics, and the specific environment where the deck will be installed. Composite boards are generally more durable and require less maintenance than traditional wood boards. Consider the board's resistance to weather, fading, and staining. Additionally, the choice between hollow and solid boards depends on your specific structural and aesthetic needs.