Decking

Etherno bamboo

Etherno bamboo is a beautiful, dark, natural, durable and truly sustainable decking product. It is extremely hard and contains superior fire resistance meeting B1 fire rating.

Made from fast growing bamboo grown in plantations which fully renew within 5 years. The plants are cut back to the roots and not killed, so regrow almost immediately. This means there is no deforestation after harvesting and no removal of top soil.

Therefore, a greater amount of wood fibre raw material is produced on a smaller footprint in a quicker time period and less disturbance to the forest floor, making Etherno Bamboo the most eco-friendly decking material.

Bamboo has a very straight grain without knots which results in a stable board that does not bend, split or twist. It also does not absorb moisture and swell.

Etherno Bamboo is rated: Bf1-s1 (DIN EN 13501-1:2010) for fire resistance.

Etherno bamboo becomes an ultra-hardwood through the thermo process. Instead of being kiln dried, the fibres are steam treated which removes moisture from the fibres and also removes sugar from inside the bamboo. This removes bacteria and fungi activity within the fibres, creating a superior rot-proof material.

The bamboo fibres are then pressed under ultra-high weights to bind the fibres together extremely tightly to produce a dense, hard, stable decking board with superior resistance to weathering.

The finished material is extremely hard and durable. It is rated Durability Class 1 Class 1 according to test EN350 / CEN/TS 15083-2, Class 0 for test EN152 and Class 4 for test EN335. It’s fungal resistance is rated exceptional according to test EN152.

It has a very high Janka hardness and is stronger than Ipë, ebony and most tropical hardwoods.

Etherno bamboo offers a completely different appearance and texture and is therefore quite unique as a decking product.

Boards are available in lengths of 1,850mm and 140mm wide.

DURO 2.0

Our DURO 2.0 boards are a high performance, durable, solid composite decking board. See our choice of colours here.

DURO 2.0 is made from recycled rice husk, bamboo and virgin PVC provides and covered with a hard-wearing protective surface. It has a textured grain effect and can withstand heavy traffic in the long-term.

Unlike hollow composite boards, DURO 2.0 is densely packed, solid and uniform throughout. The textured upper surface has slip resistance qualities and movement is vastly reduced.

• Solid composite material
• Wood grain effect – available in four colours
• Eco-Friendly – 100% recyclable
• Low maintenance
• Extremely stable and durable
• Splinter-free
• Slip-resistant
• Weatherproof & waterproof
• Insect-resistant

Tropical Hardwood

• All of our real wood species are of the highest quality and stability
• All species are sourced following the most stringent sustainability protocols
• They are available in lengths of 1200mm and 1800mm

We supply the following species of Tropical Hardwood boards:

Ipe

Lapacho or Brazilian Walnut – a tropical hardwood originating from South America. Widely regarded as one of the best species of timber for decking.

Boards available in lengths of 1200mm and 1800mm and either 90mm wide or 140mm wide giving a great deal of flexibility.

FAQ

What is iDecking?

A revolutionary way to install decking that has no visible fixings. There are 2 varieties, EasyClick and Easy Change

What materials is it made from?

The boards are made from either composite or wood, the rails are made of aluminium, the clips are made of nylon

What are the advantages of iDecking over traditional decks?

Speed and ease of installation: 52mm high (board & rail);

Does iDecking need to sit on pedestals?

Whilst we would recommend sitting it on pedestals it can also sit on a primary bearer framework.

What level of maintenance is require?

Very little, cleaning is the only maintenance that’s required

What is the cost of iDecking?

Please contact us for costs.

Can iDecking be used for cladding walls?

Yes

Does iDecking have a warranty?

Yes, iDecking has a warranty of 15 years

Will the colours fade over time?

A maximum 5% fade will take place over it’s life (all happens in the first 6 weeks)

Are the boards slippery when wet?

Not particularly, there is a low slip risk according to UK standards.

What is the weight per m2?

28kg