Timber Decking Board 4.8m

• 4.8m decking boards
• 32mm x 150mm
• Length: 4.8m 
• Grooved non slip surface
• Pressure treated timber decking, against rot and fungal attack
• Made from Scandinavian red pine
• Kiln dried to prevent warping and twisting
• Can be clinched, planed, drilled and sawn
• Sourced responsibly
• Minimal maintenance

Why Choose Redwood Timber Decking Boards?

Redwood decking boards are widely used across the UK due to their balance of strength, affordability, and visual appeal.

Key benefits include:

• Pressure treated to resist rot, decay, and insect attack
• Strong and stable softwood construction
• Natural timber finish that can be painted or stained
• Cost effective alternative to hardwood decking
• Suitable for domestic and commercial projects
• Variety of lengths

These qualities make redwood timber a reliable option for both DIY and professional installations.

Choosing the Right Timber Decking Board

When selecting decking, it’s important to consider factors such as board length, layout, and finish.

Longer boards can help reduce joins for a cleaner look, while pressure treated softwood ensures long term performance in outdoor conditions. Decking boards are commonly used for:

• Garden decking areas
• Patios and seating spaces
• Pathways and walkways
• Steps and raised platforms

Their versatility makes them suitable for a wide variety of landscaping designs.

Installation & Maintenance

To get the best results from your decking, proper installation and maintenance are essential.

• Leave small gaps between boards to allow for drainage and natural movement
• Use appropriate fixings designed for decking applications
• Treat or stain the timber regularly to maintain appearance and extend lifespan
• Keep the surface clean and free from debris

With the right care, timber decking can provide a long lasting and attractive outdoor surface.

Timber Decking Boards vs Composite Decking

Timber decking remains a popular choice due to its natural look and lower upfront cost compared to composite alternatives. While composite decking offers reduced maintenance, timber provides a more traditional appearance and can be easily customised with stains or finishes.

Not sure which is right for your project? Read our comparison guide:

Frequently Asked Questions

What are timber decking boards used for?

Timber boards are used to create outdoor living areas such as garden decks and patios, and also walkways.

Are timber decking boards treated?

Yes, most timber decking boards are pressure treated to improve resistance to weather, rot, and insects.

How long do timber decking boards last?

With proper installation and maintenance, treated timber decking can last 10 to 15 years in outdoor environments.

Can timber decking boards be painted or stained?

Yes, they can be finished with paints or stains to achieve the desired look and protection.

Do you offer delivery for timber decking boards near me?

We deliver decking boards to Boston, Horncastle, Spalding, Sleaford, Newark, Brigg and surrounding areas within a 20 mile radius.

If you are unsure whether we cover your area, please contact us and we will be happy to confirm.