Composite Decking by Ecoscape

The deck, reconsidered

Ecoscape composite decking has the depth and grain of real timber, without the yearly ritual of sanding, staining and repair. Each board is made from reclaimed wood fibres and plastics, then sealed in a protective outer layer that resists fading, staining and wear.

Five ranges, each with its own character. Timbex: moulded from more than 20 carefully selected oak boards, with a grain that never repeats. Forma: reversible, with natural woodgrain on one face and a broad groove on the other. Grande: 225mm wide, for longer, calmer lines that are quicker to lay. Linea: a straight grain softened by subtle streaks of colour. Clarity: our entry-level board, reversible and made for the home garden.

Every range is backed by a warranty of up to 25 years. Order samples, and see them in your own light.

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Which composite decking is right for you?

There isn't one best board, only the best board for your space. Each of our five ranges is made for a different job.

What matters most to you?

Timbex

The most authentic

Timbex is moulded from more than 20 carefully selected oak boards, so its grain never repeats. It comes in five natural oak tones, from Silvered Oak to Black Oak. Its 3mm polyurethane surface over a hardwood core gives the closest look and feel to real timber.

Board
200mm x 29mm x 3660mm
Colours
5 oak tones
Warranty
25 years
Price
£79.50 + VAT per board

Forma

The most versatile

Forma is our most durable all-rounder. It comes in seven colours, the widest choice of any range, and every board is reversible, with woodgrain on one face and a wide groove on the other. It suits gardens, roof terraces and commercial projects alike, and Forma Panel cladding comes in the same seven colours, so a deck and a façade can match.

Board
150mm x 25mm x 3000/4800mm
Colours
7
Warranty
25 years
Price
From £33.25 + VAT per board

Grande

The architectural statement

At 225mm, Grande is our widest board, for long, calm lines and a clean, modern finish. Its four colours are carefully curated, two per board, and each board is dual-sided. A Grande deck needs about a third less board than one laid in standard 150mm boards, so it goes down noticeably quicker.

Board
225mm x 22mm x 3600mm
Colours
4, on 2 dual-sided boards
Warranty
25 years
Price
£62.28 + VAT per board

Linea

Quality without the premium

Linea gives you the quality of capped composite at a more accessible price, which is why so many installers reach for it. It's reversible, with straight grain on one face and a traditional groove on the other, in five colours.

Board
140mm x 23mm x 3600/4800mm
Colours
5
Warranty
15 years
Price
From £26.80 + VAT per board

Clarity

The family favourite

Clarity is our entry-level board for the home garden. It's dual-sided, comes in three colours, and has excellent slip resistance, wet or dry, so it's a confident choice for families. For domestic use only.

Board
150mm x 25mm x 3000/4800mm
Colours
3
Warranty
20 years residential
Price
From £18.00 + VAT per board

Timbex Decking Range

Moulded from more than 20 carefully selected oak boards, Timbex has a grain that never repeats. Five oak tones, each backed by a 25-year warranty.

Forma Decking Range

Warm woodgrain on one face, a crisp groove on the other, so the choice is yours. Either way, Forma carries the gentle variation of real timber.

Grande Decking Range

Wider boards mean fewer lines and a calmer, more generous deck. At 225mm, Grande brings a quiet, contemporary scale to the garden, and lays faster too.

Linea Decking Range

Soft streaks of colour run through every board, giving Linea the character of natural timber. Choose the straight grain for a clean, modern line, or the groove for something more traditional.

Clarity Decking Range

Straightforward decking for the home garden. Clarity is reversible, with narrow grooves on one face and wide on the other, in three woodgrain-inspired colours, and never needs painting or sealing.

Finishing Boards & Trims

The finishing touch. Matching boards and trims frame steps and edges neatly, so the deck looks considered from every angle.

Unrivalled Quality for Composite Decking

We are confident in our opinion that Ecoscape boards are among the best in the industry. Beautifully engineered, easy to assemble and with a wide range of unique features, our deck boards also come with a minimum commitment of a 20-year residential warranty. If you want to see and feel the quality for yourself – we urge you to request a free composite deck boards sample pack.

Composite Decking Inspiration

We always suggest that you order a free sample pack or speak to our sales team about your project before placing an order for decking. Whilst this is always beneficial, often it can also be an added help to see examples of our decking in everyday use. 

Feel free to browse our inspiration gallery to help you get a clearer picture of what you’re aiming for. Whether its composite decking, composite cladding, balustrades or composite fencing, Ecoscape have you covered.

Easy To Install

Classic Decking

You can choose between either an aluminium or solid plastic sub-frame for your deck. This frame is then laid on either the provided adjustable pedestals, solid plastic posts or concrete blockworks. Starter-Clips are then  attached to the perimeter of the frame, with T-Clips then screwed into the rest of the frame, which then allows your decking boards to simply clip on in an easy and secure manner, with all fixings hidden from sight. 

Decking Joists & Subframe

What lies beneath matters. Our plastic and aluminium joists keep the deck level and strong, so it stays true for years to come.

Decking Pedestals & Cradles

Level ground isn’t always a given. Adjustable from 22mm to 550mm, our pedestals give a steady footing indoors or out, and won’t rot or warp.

Decking Fixings

Everything that holds a deck together, out of sight. Hidden clips, colour-coded screws and the Smart Bit Tool, all made for Ecoscape boards.

Ecoscape Applications

Unlike wood decking options which require you to maintain, stain and seal it regularly. Our decking is manufactured with materials (recycled wood and plastic) which make it resistant to stains, splitting and warping. This means our wood plastic decking is the perfect choice for both commercial and residential applications.

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Composite Decking FAQs

If you’ve been thinking about replacing your old deck or just building a new one from scratch, then you have likely heard about composite decking and a few other materials that you will be able to choose from when it comes to what your deck will be made out of.

Choosing

Which composite decking is best?

There isn’t one best board, only the best board for your space. For the most natural look, choose Timbex; for the most colours and uses, Forma; for wide boards that are quicker to lay, Grande; for the best value, Linea; and for a home garden on a budget, Clarity.

Compare the ranges

How long does composite decking last?

Each range has its own warranty: 25 years for Timbex, Forma and Grande, 15 years for Linea, and for Clarity 20 years in residential use or 10 years, depending on the application. Beyond an occasional clean, there’s no upkeep. Warranty & care

Is composite decking better than wood?

If you’d rather not stain, oil or replace boards, yes. Composite won’t rot, splinter or need treating, and capped boards resist staining and fading. It costs more to buy than softwood, but you save the time and the treatments every year.

How much does composite decking cost?

Boards are priced individually, from £18.00 + VAT for a 3m Clarity board to £79.50 + VAT for a 3.66m Timbex board. The total depends on the area, the subframe and the trims. Get a free quote

Can composite decking be used commercially?

Yes. Timbex, Forma, Grande and Linea are all suitable for commercial projects, from café terraces and schools to marinas. Clarity is first-generation, uncapped composite for domestic use only.

Can composite decking be used on a balcony?

On houses, often yes. On residential buildings with a storey 11m or more above ground, building regulations in England require balconies to be non-combustible, so composite decking can’t be used. For those projects, our aluminium decking is non-combustible (Class A).

Fitting

How do you install composite decking?

Forma, Grande, Linea and Clarity fit onto a joist subframe with hidden clips, so there are no screws on the surface. A locking clip on each board controls expansion. Timbex is face- or side-fixed with Timbex lost-head screws, for a virtually fixing-free finish. Our recycled plastic and aluminium joists and pedestals give a timber-free subframe. Never lay new boards over existing decking.

Decking installation guide (PDF) · Timbex specification guide (PDF)

SpecificationJoist centres: Timbex up to 600mm; other ranges as set out in the installation guide · noggins at 1,500mm maximum centres along each joist · expansion gap table on page 38 of the installation guide.

How do you cut composite decking?

With a fine-toothed aluminium-cutting blade, for a clean edge. We recommend a 250mm blade with 60–80 or more teeth. Leave the expansion gaps in the installation guide, and finish the cut ends with matching trims.

Living with it

Is composite decking slippery?

No. Timbex, Grande, Linea and Clarity all exceed the pendulum test value for low slip potential, wet and dry.

SpecificationPendulum test value (PTV) above 36, the threshold for low slip potential, across and along the board (BS 7976-2 / EN 15534).

Does composite decking get hot?

Like any decking or paving, it gets hot in strong sun and can be hot to the touch on the hottest days. Lighter colours stay a little cooler.

Does composite decking fade, and can I paint it?

Capped boards are UV stable and hold their colour. Clarity, being uncapped, lightens a few shades in its first weeks and then settles. Don’t paint, stain or seal any of our decking. It doesn’t need it, and doing so affects the colour warranty.

SpecificationAfter artificial weathering, ΔE* 0.3–0.9 for Timbex and 0.15–0.62 for Linea · Clarity ΔE* 3.56 after 3,000 hours (ASTM G154).

How do you clean composite decking?

Sweep it regularly, and wash it down with a pressure washer or a soft-bristled brush and water. Capped boards resist staining from spills.

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Answers reviewed October 2026.

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