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Love the wide board decking!

5 years ago

Hi the decking is lovely - would you mind sharing what it is? Many Thanks

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PRO
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5 years ago
Hi, sorry for the slow response. It's a composite decking material by Millboard, so won't discolour over time. This particular one is from the Enhanced Grain Range in Smoked Oak. It looks and feels great underfoot. www.millboard.co.uk Hope this is helpful.
Bee S
Original Author
5 years ago
Thank you that is really helpful!
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