wooden decking

Wood Decking Boards

Our wood decking boards bring the natural effect of genuine wood surfaces to your patio, balcony, and garden. They combine a vibrant appearance with a pleasant feel underfoot and are well-suited for outdoor areas that should look high-quality, inviting, and natural.

Each board displays its own grain, its own play of colors, and the typical structure of natural timber. Various wood species and profiles allow for a perfect match with the house, garden furniture, and desired patio effect – from light and friendly to bold and expressive.

Advantages of Wood Decking Boards

• Genuine Wood
  Every board displays unique grain, color variations, and natural texture. This creates a terrace with a natural surface rather than a uniform imitation.
• Many Design Options
  From light Douglas fir and warm larch to darker hardwoods, you can find the perfect match for various garden and house styles.
• Natural Terrace Effect
  Wood boards create a homely atmosphere in outdoor areas. The grain, color variations, and texture give patios, seating areas, and gardens a lively, natural look.
  
• Selectable Surface Texture
  Smooth boards look calm and uniform, while profiled boards have a more structured appearance. This allows you to choose the board look that best suits your desired aesthetic.
• For a Long-Lasting Wood Terrace
  With the right substructure, professional fastening, and regular care, you can create a robust wooden terrace that will last for many years.

Wood Species & Surface

Wood decking boards differ significantly in their effect depending on the wood species, profile, and surface. Light woods usually look calmer and friendlier, while heavily grained or darker woods appear more striking. The profile also alters the look of the boards – from smooth and understated to more highly structured.

Because wood reacts to sun, rain, and temperature in outdoor environments, color changes and natural patina are an inherent part of the material. Those who wish to maintain the original color tone for longer should plan for care and maintenance from the very beginning.

Select Wood Decking Boards by Wood Species

The wood species defines not only the color of the terrace but also the grain, feel, and maintenance requirements. The selection ranges from lighter, calmer woods to denser and darker decking woods with a more striking effect.

Lighter wood species Darker wood species

Douglas Fir Larch Garapa Thermo
Pine

Bangkirai Cumarú Ipe Thermo
Ash

Select Wood Decking Boards by Surface

The surface profile influences the lines, the feel when walking, and the cleaning of the terrace. We offer smooth, cambered, and profiled variations such as grooved, fluted, or French-style.

Smooth & Cambered Profiled & Structured

smooth cambered
(1 mm) grooved fluted French-style

Technical Planning Advice

For a long-lasting wooden terrace, the substructure, fastening, and water drainage should be planned early. The surface must be load-bearing, moisture should be able to drain away reliably, and the gaps between the boards must be appropriate for the wood species and expected future load.

For denser terrace woods, suitable screws, clean edge distances, and, if necessary, pre-drilling are important so that the boards can be fastened with minimal tension. The appropriate substructure should also be matched to the wood species, board thickness, and installation height.

Wood changes in outdoor environments due to sun, rain, and weathering. Without regular care, a silvery-grey patina develops over time; with suitable deck oil, the original color tone can be preserved for longer.

Tip: If you prefer a lower-maintenance terrace with a splinter-free surface and a uniform appearance, WPC decking boards might be a suitable alternative. If a natural wood surface, grain, and the typical aging behavior of real wood are important to you, then wood decking boards remain the right choice.