DECKINGWood decking is becoming increasingly more popular as solid wood flooring for terraces, balconies, gardens as well as for pool decks. Wood suitable for outside decking is resistant to decay, insects and mould due to its natural inherent substanc-es or thermal treatment without the use of any harmful chemicals. It is thus completely undisputable from the ecological point of view and can last 25 years or more without any special maintenance. With age the wood will mellow to an attrac-tive silver patina colour. However the age-related progress of wood deterioration can be slowed by the use of natural teak oil finishes.

Such naturally durable decking requires very little or no maintenance. It certainly enriches every outdoor surface and provides its users with luxurious warmth and softness. It is available in the following highly esteemed timbers: ipe/lapa-cho, teak, Siberian larch, cumaru, masaranduba, merbau… Decking is available in various lengths, widths and thicknesses, either in plain or grooved anti-slip deck boards.

Our offer of wood floorings also comprises wood decking tiles that can be fitted to a wooden or synthetic base. The tiles enable unlimited possibilities for patterns and allow customers to express themselves and create an individual deck design.

LAPACHO/IPE MERBAU TEAKTEAK

MASARANDUBA SIBERIAN LARCH SIBERIAN LARCH GARAPA

THERMO DECKING... promises a long-lasting performance, which makes it especially suitable for exterior cladding and rain screens. Heat-treated wood should remain structurally sound for up to 30 years without any additional chemical treatment. The increase in durability of heat-treated wood is the result of thermal decomposition of hemi cellulose at 212°C. Hemi cellulose is an essential nutrient for growth of fungi that cause wood to decay and thus decrease its lifespan. Heat-treated wood is also resistant to all main species of wood attacking insects. Heat treated wood is still susceptible to mould growth on the wood surface; however this doesn’t affect its properties and durability. Mould growth can be prevented by surface protection treatment.

Heat-treated wood is distinguished by grater dimensional stability than untreated wood. Heat-treatment reduces its hygroscopic capacities, its ability to absorb and disperse moisture. As a result, heat-treated wood reacts more slowly to the changes in atmospheric moisture, which decreases its dimensional changes as shrinkage and swelling. Our offer comprises the following heat-treated wood species: Siberian larch, ash, pine and fir.

Boards are fitted to the under-construction, which should be made from the wood species of similar durability as the upper wood is. Stainless steel screwss should be used for fixation.

THERMO ASH THERMO SPRUCETHERMO ASH THERMO ASH

WPC - DECKINGMany log home owners are switching to composite decking as a low-maintenance alternative to traditional deck building materials. Quite simply, this decking is made from a mixture of wood and plastic. WPC contains 70% of wood (remains from furniture industry, bamboo) and 30% of polymer (HDPE – High Density Polyethylene). The wood content offers strength and rigidity to the decking, along with better performance in flammability tests. In addition, the wood is cheaper than plastic and experiences less thermal expansion that the plastic content does.

Composite decking is an attractive alternative to solid lumber, offering less maintenance, long service life and good color retention. Decking will result in a beautiful, long-lasting surface underfoot for your outdoor rooms, porches and decks.

2900x150x25 mm

TEAK GREY COGNACDARK GREY

COFFE

CLADDING... is like the lungs of the house. With it the house can breathe freely and become one with its surroundings. Apart from providing protection against different weather conditions, wood cladding is light and airy, and has a benign effect on the micro climate of the house. Wood adds to the feeling of warmth and cosiness. Cladding is used to cover external walls, ei-ther completely or partially (for instance, dormer windows, eaves or balconies), in combination with other types of facade. Siberian larch and thermally treated wood, which contain no harmful chemical preservatives, are resistant to both decay and insects; over time, without any maintenance, they develop a silver patina colour.

Thermal treatment removes resin from coniferous wood, this allowing easier maintenance of the wood surface. The density of thermally treated wood is 10% greater than that of untreated wood. Cladding also functions as high quality, long term insulation, leading to low maintenance costs.

27x146 mm

19x146 mm

15/24x146 mm

15/24x146 mm

20x146 mm

21x146 mm

19x146 mm

19x146 mm

20x140 mm

15/20x115/160/185 mm

26x146 mm

15x118/145/170 mm 20x140 mm

27x171 mm

26x68 mm

26x69 mm

12/15x88 mm

8/17x115 mm20x140/185 mm

44x44 mm 57x57 mm 55x55 mm

Sections of wooden facade elements

The final corner elements

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2 Wood is a natural product. Therefore you may see variations in colour and structure from board to board. The images in this brochure are only indicative of the appearance you can achieve and the floor may look different to the samples. Consequently, we suggest you visit your supplier to view the larger display boards which will give a better indication.

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