Popular timber decking options — which is best for your home?

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13 December 2020

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Tonka decking by Rosenfeld Kidson & Co.
Tonka decking by Rosenfeld Kidson & Co.
Timber decking has that classic appearance and durability that has made it a favourite for homeowners right across New Zealand. However, when it comes to picking one choice out of all the timber decking options available, the task can be a little challenging. With their own characteristics and qualities, it's important to make the right decision from the outset to ensure you get the most out of your deck for years to come.
Bamboo Swimming Pool Decking from Plantation Bamboo is just one exciting example of the different types of decking options available
Hurford's Kwila Timber Decking showcases the wood's natural rich appearance beautifully
Vitex Timber Decking like this exquisite example from JSC Timber is very well suited to the sometimes harsh New Zealand climate
The consistent colouring offered by Garapa Hardwood Decking like this by Timberline make it a popular choice for modern homes
The variation of grains and knots from Macrocarpa like this from Timberline make for effortless charm
The clean aesthetic of Accoya by ITI NZ is hard to beat.
This urban retreat by Goom Landscapes shows the vibrancy of purpleheart decking
LMA Timber's spotted gum decking is very easy on the eye
You get innovation and style from Timberline's Thermory Organic Ash Decking
Tonka decking (also known as Cumaru) like this by Rosenfeld Kidson & Co really just sells itself
Bamboo X-treme Decking from Plantation Bamboo shows the potential that can be unleashed
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This Millboard Smoked Oak from Forté shows how modern styling can be realised through composite decking