Upon unveiling your new Millboard decking boards, you’ll immediately appreciate the meticulous craftsmanship and superior quality. The boards, both lightweight and robust, are primed for installation.

However, before you embark on your dream project, here are some insights:

• Initially, the boards might exhibit a slight sheen due to a release agent applied during manufacturing. This ensures easy removal from our moulds and will naturally wear off in the weeks post-installation.
• Emulating the uniqueness of wood, each Millboard decking board has its distinct shade, offering a genuine timber appearance without the drawbacks. This design choice ensures your deck combines the aesthetic appeal of wood with the durability of composite materials.
• Our boards undergo a moulding process under high pressure, not extrusion. As a result, slight dimensional variations are expected. The acceptable variances are: Width: ± 3mm. Length: ± 5mm. Thickness: ± 2mm.
• Similar to timber, you might need to trim the board ends during installation to achieve a polished, seamless look.

Millboard decking is designed for adaptability, suitable for nearly all outdoor settings (subject to building regulations). Whether it’s decks, cladding, balconies, rooftop gardens, boardwalks, bridges, pontoons, seating, steps, or planters, Millboard is your go-to. It can serve as the aesthetic exterior for most outdoor structures, provided it’s anchored to a structural component.

Millboard is crafted to emulate the natural variations found in timber, so uniformity in shade isn’t the goal. To ensure colour consistency, it’s advisable to purchase all required Millboard decking simultaneously. Before installation, laying out the boards can help achieve a harmonious blend of shades.

While samples offer a glimpse of the product, we recommend customers view complete boards in a deck setting to fully appreciate the product before making a purchase.

Our commitment is to capture the essence of natural timber. Like any material exposed to varying weather conditions, including sunlight, rain, and snow, Millboard will undergo natural weathering and subtle colour shifts. Some yellowing, especially in the deeper grain, and a reduction in gloss are anticipated and intentional, aligning with our aim to mirror the authentic timber it’s modelled after, combined with our bespoke hand-colouring technique.

Like other composite materials, Millboard decking surfaces can become warmer than timber when under direct sunlight. Darker shades, in particular, may retain more heat and could be uncomfortable for barefoot walking. In areas with intense sunlight and high temperatures, wearing footwear might be advisable. Extra care should be taken near heat/UV reflective glass or surrounding pools.