Balcony Decking Choices

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Balcony decking choices come in many shapes and colours. In wood, you can choose between the more durable varieties like cedar and mahogany. Chemically treated woods like pine, last a lot longer than non-treated pine but ultimately, almost all woods rot over time.

Alternatively, you can use tile, stone or a synthetic.

Carbonised Composite Decking

Synthetic Balcony Decking Options

We are a balcony company that started out making glass balustrades and have since branched out into decking materials. Our balustrades, being glass, are virtually maintenance-free and so we wanted our decking to be similarly practical, particularly given the UK climate, which is prone to rotting wood. Our reasoning was that if a deck can’t rot, it would be a better investment and so we set out to offer the finest synthetic deck flooring on the market.

Luxury Composite Decking Choices

There is no doubt that wood decking looks great. However, there is no longer a need to tolerate the rotting, slipping, accumulation of slimy mold and the splintering that wood is subject to. There is now a better product on the market – very high-end composite decking for balconies, decks, verandas, even playgrounds and around a pool, that looks like wood but is much more practical.

Driftwood Composite Decking

Balcony Systems’ Composite Decking Choices

Based on copies of heart of oak which has the smoothest and most even grain, all of our decking boards are individually coloured to look natural and we have colours and textures ranging from our smoothest Enhanced Grain Limed Oak (which is slightly white washed looking) to a rough-looking gorgeous Carbonised – Embered black colour and texture to replicate the Japonese art of Shou Sugi.