Durable and Sustainable Composite Eco Decking for Adelaide Homes

We supply double-sided boards measuring 5.4m in length, 138mm in width, and 22.5mm in thickness. They weigh 2.8kg per linear meter (15.12kg per board), with a single board covering roughly 0.745 square meters.

We manufacture each board with two distinct colors, one on each side. You can choose your preferred color face during installation, create contrast borders by mixing sides, or simply unclip and flip the boards later to completely refresh your outdoor space.

Like most outdoor materials exposed to direct sunlight, composite surfaces absorb heat. If your deck faces direct north or receives intense sun all day, we recommend choosing our lighter color options to keep the surface cooler underfoot.

No. Unlike traditional timber, our composite boards never require sanding, staining, painting, or seasonal oiling.

You may notice slight natural color settling during the first few months of sun exposure. After this brief initial period, our UV-stabilized boards hold their color tone consistently over years of weather exposure.

Yes. Our decking holds a certified P4/R11 slip rating and features a textured, embossed surface designed specifically to provide traction in wet areas, around pools, and on exposed steps.

Yes. Because the boards are engineered from wood fiber and recycled polymers, they resist moisture absorption, salt spray corrosion, rot, and decay. They also provide no food source for termites.

Our boards are engineered for high scratch resistance. Minor surface marks naturally weather, blend in, and soften over time.

Yes. Thanks to our hidden clip system, single boards can typically be isolated and replaced without tearing up surrounding decking.

We recommend a maximum joist spacing of 400mm center-to-center for standard residential decks, or 300mm for commercial projects and diagonal laying patterns.

Yes. The uniform density and structural strength make it a reliable, practical choice for elevated frames, balconies, and rooftop outdoor areas.

Divide your total deck area in square meters by 0.72 (this accounts for the board area plus the 5mm clip spacing), then add 5% to 10% extra to cover offcuts and trimming.

Yes. While traditional timber may cost less upfront, composite decking pays for itself within a few years by eliminating continuous spending on oils, stains, sanders, and board replacements.

You can inspect physical samples at our Mawson Lakes showroom (Office 3/6-14 Metro Parade), visit our Salisbury Plain factory (88-90 Stanbel Rd), or call our team on 0404 029 888 to arrange a free measure and quote.