Scandinavian spruce 69×69, planed square, class AB
On request
Wooden Decks
Our decking range covers five complementary families: retified thermally modified pine (an eco-friendly alternative), Canadian larch, Scandinavian spruce, FAS hardwoods (Tanimbuca, Angelim, Massaranduba…), and Hartika TARASE HOME and 4DECK Premium WPC composite.
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Scandinavian pine 105×150, glued squares, class B
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Scandinavian pine 105×120, glued squares, class B
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Scandinavian spruce 70×70, planed square, class AB
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Scandinavian spruce 90×90, planed square, class AB
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Scandinavian pine 105×180, glued squares, class B
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Scandinavian pine 105×210, glued squares, class B
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19×140 Thermo Pin UTS+ Incolore classe AB
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Thermo Pine cladding 26x68 mm UTS+ Class AB - Thermally treated wood
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Bardage Thermo Pin 26x68 mm UTS+ Classe AB – Bois Thermo-Traité
76,34 € HT91,61 € TTC
19×140 Thermo Sosna FAZA+ class AB
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19×90 Thermo Sosna UTS+ Colorless class AB
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28×120 Pine, grooved board, class C
17,28 € HT20,74 € TTC
Pressure-impregnated Brown Pine Ribbed Panel 28×120 class C
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19×90 Thermo Pin UTS+ Dark brown class AB
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19×140 Thermo Pin UTS+ Dark Brown class AB
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19×140 Thermo Frake class UTS+ NATUR
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Composite decking board 23×146 WPC Natural (brushed/grooved) – 3 colours
56,38 € HT67,66 € TTC
Grooved board Siberian Larch 27×142 class AB (2.0m-2.7m)
54,38 € HT65,26 € TTC
Grooved board Siberian Larch 27×142 class AB (3.0m-4m)
59,00 € HT70,80 € TTC
Grooved board Siberian Larch 27×142 class BC (3.0m-4m)
46,25 € HT55,50 € TTC
Plinthe en pin rainuré/lisse 2,8 x 12 cm qualité BC
21,16 € HT25,39 € TTC
Our 5 timber families
- Thermally modified pine, retified at 200 °C — smooth, grooved and brushed boards in 2.6 × 11.7 and 2.6 × 14 cm, NATUR and AB grades.
- Canadian larch, smooth, 2.7 × 14.2 cm, AB and C grades — premium softwood, lasts 20-25 years.
- Scandinavian spruce, 2.8 × 17 cm board, AB S4S grade — affordable European softwood.
- FAS exotic hardwoods — Tanimbuca, Angelim Amargoso, Massaranduba, Garapa, Bangkirai, Jatoba — last 25-40 years.
- Hartika TARASE HOME WPC composite — iced maple, smoked spruce, premium trade shades.
- 4DECK Premium composite 2.3 × 13.8 cm — 4 colours to choose from.
R11 slip-resistance rating — poolside
For poolside decks or decking heavily exposed to rain, aim for R11 (DIN 51130) — grip with footwear on inclines up to 27°. The grooved profile significantly improves the coefficient of friction. For barefoot use in wet areas (pool coping), DIN 51097 class C is recommended.
RE2020 compliance and getting ready for RE2028
Any PEFC/FSC-certified bio-based material (larch, thermo pine, FAS exotic hardwoods) fits the RE2020 low-carbon strategy. RE2028, which applies from 1st January 2026, lowers the Ic construction threshold to 6.5 kg CO₂/yr/m². Retified timber and larch both contribute to biogenic carbon storage.
Help & advice
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before ordering. Another question? Contact us.
Thermally modified pine is the best compromise between durability and sustainability (15-20 years, no biocides). Canadian larch is the finest of the softwoods (20-25 years). FAS-grade tropical hardwoods (Tanimbuca, Angelim, Massaranduba) last 25-40 years. WPC composite offers maximum longevity with no chemical maintenance (25-30 years).
For boards 2.6 cm thick, the recommended spacing is 40 to 50 cm between centres. For thicker sections (3 cm and above), up to 60 cm. Always keep an air gap beneath the decking (pedestals or shims of at least 4 cm).
Canadian larch and thermally modified pine are the greenest — bio-based, biocide-free and well suited to BE/LU. WPC composite contains PVC and wood flour — less green but very hard-wearing. FSC-certified FAS tropical hardwoods carry a higher transport footprint.
Yes, like any timber used outdoors. It develops a silver-grey patina within 6 to 18 months. This is reversible with a wood brightener and slowed down by a decking oil every 2 to 4 years.
R10 = medium grip (covered terrace). R11 as a minimum for an exposed terrace (poolside, unsheltered outdoors). R12 for a steep slope. For barefoot use in wet areas, DIN 51097 class C.