Priced with the frame, not without it
Boards are the visible half. Joists, pedestals, clips and fixings are quoted in the same m² rate so the budget survives the build.
Complete build-up priced per m²
Composite and hardwood decking, substructures, porcelain pedestal floors and pool coping.
Co-extruded composite boards, tropical and thermally modified hardwoods, 20 mm porcelain on adjustable pedestals, and every substructure component underneath — joists, clips, pedestals, fixings and edge trims. Specified for the substrate you actually have, priced per m² with the frame included, and delivered as one package for terraces, pools and hospitality decks.

The visible board is the last part of a system that has to drain properly, move with the temperature and stay level over a slab that's rarely perfectly flat. Get the frame and the gaps right and a deck lasts twenty years in Greek sun; get them wrong and even the best board will cup and lift within two summers.

Nobody's deck fails because of the board. It fails because of the frame, the gap or the fixings nobody quoted.
We spec the whole build-up for your actual site — concrete, old tiles, gravel or soil — and price it per square metre with the frame included. Coastal and poolside decks get the right materials and stainless fixings, because salt air and cheap screws are a combination that shows up as rust within a season.
The boards, the frame, the fixings and the trims come from one supplier at one price per m², so the terrace is costed once and built once.
Boards are the visible half. Joists, pedestals, clips and fixings are quoted in the same m² rate so the budget survives the build.
Complete build-up priced per m²
Coastal and poolside decks get co-extruded or capped boards and stainless fixings, not the cheapest profile in the catalogue.
Marine-grade specification for coastal sites
Adjustable pedestals absorb falls and thresholds, so the deck lands flush with the interior floor instead of one awkward step down.
Pedestal heights calculated from your levels
Pool surrounds and shower zones need a real R11 or a grooved profile, confirmed against the area before ordering.
R-rating verified per zone
Capped boards with UV-stable shells, wood-grain embossing, hollow and solid profiles, 10–25 year warranties
Iroko, garapa, bangkirai and thermally modified ash and pine, smooth or grooved
20 mm outdoor porcelain on adjustable pedestals over waterproofed slabs — removable, drained, dead flat
Aluminium and composite joists, adjustable pedestals, hidden clips and A4 stainless screws
Stone and porcelain coping profiles, grille channels, aluminium edge trims and step nosings

Level with your interior floor, properly drained underneath.
Adjustable supports let the deck sit level with your living-room floor, reading as one continuous surface, while water still drains away underneath and keeps everything dry.

Safe underfoot, chlorine-proof, cool in the sun.
Pool decks get slip-safe, lighter-toned boards that stay cooler in August, with stainless fixings throughout and every edge and channel detailed with the deck, not improvised later.

Built for a full season of tables and traffic.
Beach bars and restaurant terraces get a sturdier build and tighter support spacing where furniture is heaviest, plus a surface that can be pressure-washed nightly. We hold matching spare boards for the inevitable damaged plank.

A usable roof, not just a maintenance access hatch.
Rooftop and corporate terraces get a lightweight frame engineered for the load limits of the structure below, with a board colour chosen to stay cool under all-day sun and a layout that keeps every drain and rooflight accessible for maintenance, priced per square metre exactly like every other deck we build.
Concrete, old tiles, gravel or soil each need a different frame — we design for what you actually have.
Get this wrong and you get the bounce people mistake for a bad board — we calculate it properly.
Composite boards move with the temperature. The right gap now avoids buckling by August.
Anything near the sea or a pool gets marine-grade stainless — cheaper fixings stain the boards within a season.
Drains and cables under the deck get removable panels, so nothing needs demolishing later.
The frame is roughly half the material cost — a price that excludes it isn't a real deck price.
Looks neat on day one, buckles by July. The gap is a requirement, not a preference.
A deck with nowhere for water to go rots the frame from below — we always keep drainage in the plan.
Representative selections from the catalog — indicative of what we quote, stock-source and deliver week to week. Ask for the full schedule with formats, finishes and current lead times.
01Capped boards with UV-stable shells, wood-grain embossing, hollow and solid profiles, 10–25 year warranties
02Iroko, garapa, bangkirai and thermally modified ash and pine, smooth or grooved
0320 mm outdoor porcelain on adjustable pedestals over waterproofed slabs — removable, drained, dead flat
04Aluminium and composite joists, adjustable pedestals, hidden clips and A4 stainless screws
The boards, the frame, the fixings and the trims come from one supplier at one price per m², so the terrace is costed once and built once. This is the part most suppliers leave out: what we import, how decking & Outdoor Flooring should be specified before anyone prices it, where projects lose money, and what our 1–3 wks lead time actually covers.
Co-extruded composite boards, tropical and thermally modified hardwoods, 20 mm porcelain on adjustable pedestals, and every substructure component underneath — joists, clips, pedestals, fixings and edge trims. Specified for the substrate you actually have, priced per m² with the frame included, and delivered as one package for terraces, pools and hospitality decks.
Because we buy decking & Outdoor Flooring directly from the factories, the range you see is the range we can programme — not a catalogue we hope to source later. In practice that means co-extruded composite (WPC), hardwood decking and porcelain on pedestals, each with its own price band and availability, so a specification can be tuned to a budget instead of abandoned.
Priced with the frame, not without it: boards are the visible half. Joists, pedestals, clips and fixings are quoted in the same m² rate so the budget survives the build.
Nobody's deck fails because of the board. It fails because of the frame, the gap or the fixings nobody quoted.
Boards are the visible half. Joists, pedestals, clips and fixings are quoted in the same m² rate so the budget survives the build.
Coastal and poolside decks get co-extruded or capped boards and stainless fixings, not the cheapest profile in the catalogue.
Adjustable pedestals absorb falls and thresholds, so the deck lands flush with the interior floor instead of one awkward step down.
Pool surrounds and shower zones need a real R11 or a grooved profile, confirmed against the area before ordering.
Specifying decking & Outdoor Flooring well comes down to a short list of decisions taken in the right order — we start with what's underneath, the frame spacing is set by the board, gaps matter and fixings are chosen for the location. Taken on paper, these cost nothing. Taken on site, each one is a change order.
We write the specification with you before anything is quoted, so the number you get is for the material that will actually be installed. That means confirmed dimensions and finishes, the right performance class for the space, and quantities that include the waste factor rather than discovering it mid-installation.
The same reference behaves differently depending on where it goes — terraces and roof gardens, pool surrounds, hotels and beach bars and restaurant decks each carry their own requirements, and we specify against the space rather than against a mood image.
A wood-plastic board with a protective outer layer that resists stains and fading.
An adjustable stand that levels the deck above the slab and lets water drain underneath.
The natural expansion and contraction of boards with temperature — planned for with proper gaps.
The weight a structure can bear at a single support — checked before specifying a rooftop deck frame.
Almost every delay we are called in to rescue traces back to the same handful of causes: quoting boards without the frame, laying boards with no gap, trapping water underneath and skipping spare boards. None of them are exotic, and all of them are avoidable at specification stage.
Quoting boards without the frame is the most expensive one, because the frame is roughly half the material cost — a price that excludes it isn't a real deck price.
We have supplied decking & Outdoor Flooring into terraces & roof gardens, pool surrounds and hospitality decks, and the pattern is consistent: the projects that run smoothly are the ones where the material was locked before the trades were booked.
Laying boards with no gap — checked once on paper, never again on site.
The frame is roughly half the material cost — a price that excludes it isn't a real deck price.
Looks neat on day one, buckles by July. The gap is a requirement, not a preference.
A deck with nowhere for water to go rots the frame from below — we always keep drainage in the plan.
Colours shift slightly between production runs — we hold spares from your batch so future repairs are invisible.
Standard lead time on decking & Outdoor Flooring is 1–3 wks from confirmed specification, and that window covers the whole chain — factory programming, consolidation, transport, customs where applicable and delivery to site or to your warehouse. We quote the landed number, not an ex-works price that grows later.
Pricing is per project rather than per line. Because we import directly and consolidate decking & Outdoor Flooring with the rest of the materials for the same room, you get one quote, one delivery window and one point of contact — and the savings show up on the total, not just on a headline reference.
If you already have drawings, send them and we will come back with a specification and a landed price. If you do not, we will build the specification with you first. Either way, nothing is ordered until the quantities, finishes and dates are agreed in writing.
Composite for low maintenance: no oiling, stable colour after the first months, and it takes chlorine and salt well. Hardwood for the look and feel of real timber, accepting an annual oil if you want the tone to stay warm rather than silver.
The board is roughly half the material cost. Budget boards plus joists, pedestals or bearers, clips and edge trims together — we quote all of it per m² so there is no second invoice for the frame.
Dark boards in full August sun get hot, as does dark stone. Lighter tones and profiled surfaces stay noticeably cooler, and shaded or poolside areas are usually fine in any colour.
Yes. Adjustable pedestals or a low aluminium frame sit on the existing surface, keeping the waterproofing intact and allowing drainage underneath. Check the resulting height against door thresholds first.
Typically 4–8 mm between boards and 10–20 mm at perimeters for thermal movement, with the exact figure set by the profile and the installed temperature. Skipping the gap is what causes buckled decks.
Yes, with capped composite or a durable hardwood and A4/316 stainless fixings. Standard galvanised screws will bleed rust stains within a season.