Decking & Cladding
Decking and cladding are used to shape how outdoor spaces look and function. From garden seating areas to full outdoor living spaces, these materials are what turn a build into something usable day to day.
They’re commonly used under pergolas, around outdoor kitchens and across garden rooms, creating clean, level surfaces and finished external walls. Composite systems in particular are popular where low maintenance is a priority, offering a consistent finish without the need for regular treatment.
Discover Our Full Product Range:
| Product Type | Product | Sizes Available |
| Timber Decking | Timber Decking Boards | 6″ × 1″ timber decking boards – 4.8m lengths |
| Structural Timber | Railway Sleepers | 8″ × 4″ (200mm × 100mm) sleepers – 2.4m lengths |
| Composite Decking | Triton Composite Decking | Grey composite decking boards – 3.6m lengths |
| Decking Accessories | Decking Angles & Clips | Composite angles (45mm × 45mm), plastic and metal decking clips (100pc packs) |
| Composite Cladding | Triton Cladding – Slated Finish | Black, grey and teak – 2.5m and 3.6m lengths |
| Composite Cladding | Triton Cladding – Shiplap Finish | Black, grey and teak – 3.6m lengths |
| Cladding Trims | Internal & External Angles | Matching angles for slated cladding – 3.6m lengths |
| Cladding Fixings | Screws & Starter Clips | Stainless steel cladding screws (100pc) and starter clips (20pc) |
| Ground Preparation | Geotextile Membrane | 4.5m × 11m rolls for weed control and base layers |
Timber vs Composite — What Actually Matters
Timber Decking
Timber gives a more natural finish and is often chosen for traditional garden layouts. It will need ongoing treatment and maintenance to keep it looking good over time.
Composite Decking
Composite boards are designed for lower maintenance. They don’t require staining or sealing in the same way as timber and tend to hold their colour more consistently.
Cladding Systems
Composite cladding is used to finish vertical surfaces — garden rooms, extensions or feature walls. The different profiles (slated vs shiplap) change the overall look depending on the finish you want.
Getting the Base Right
Even though this category is about the finish, the base still matters. Products like geotextile membrane are used underneath to control weeds and stabilise the area before decking or landscaping is installed.
FAQ’s:
Does composite decking need treating like timber?
No. Composite decking doesn’t require regular staining or sealing, which is why it’s often chosen for lower maintenance installations.
What’s the difference between slated and shiplap cladding?
Slated cladding gives a more textured, contemporary look, while shiplap creates a cleaner, more uniform finish with overlapping boards.
Are composite decking clips necessary?
Yes. Composite decking systems rely on specific clips to fix boards in place while allowing for expansion and contraction.