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32mm x 125mm Softwood Reversible Decking Board 4200mm is UC3 graded for outdoor use and green treated to protect against rot and insect attack.
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32mm x 125mm Softwood Reversible Decking Board 4200mm is UC3 graded for outdoor use and green treated to protect against rot and insect attack.
32mm x 125mm Softwood Reversible Decking Board 4200mm
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Express Delivery
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| Over £300 ex. VAT | £50 ex. VAT |
This charge is based on delivery to mainland UK excluding the Scottish Highlands. If your delivery address is in the Scottish Highlands a member of our customer service team will contact you prior to processing your order should an additional delivery charge apply. We do not offer deliveries outside the UK mainland.
Returns
We offer a 30 day returns policy on any faulty products.
Technical Specification
| Thickness: | 32mm |
|---|---|
| Width: | 125mm |
| Length: | 4200mm |
| Sales Unit: | Board |
| Certification: | FSC / PEFC |
Colour and finish are representative only and may vary slightly as this is a natural product.
Please Note: The finished size of our timber may vary slightly from the nominal dimensions.
Nom - 32mm x 125mm/Fin - 27mm x 118mm.
32mm x 125mm Softwood Reversible Decking Board 4200mm is a budget-friendly decking solution that is as friendly to the environment as it is to your wallet - its timber is sourced from fast-growing trees, making it a much more eco-friendly option than the likes of hardwood decking.
Softwood boards are also a popular decking material due to the fact that they are easy to handle, widely available and considerably cheaper than hardwood alternatives.
Due to the fact that 32mm x 125mm softwood decking board is UC3 graded, these boards are ideal for a range of external uses. To enhance their longevity, the boards are also green treated to protect against rot and insect attack.
Green Treated Timber
When you imagine green treated timber, it is natural to envision a bright green hue comparable to that of freshly-mowed grass. However, the term "green wood" actually has nothing to do with its colour; rather than being green in shade, green timber presents quite similarly to regular timber, however, it is interspersed with subtle hints of green.
The distinctive green tinge seen in green-treated timber is not the intended shade, but rather a natural outcome from pressure treating it - an effective process designed to extend its life expectancy and make it more durable.
The copper-based preservatives used in this method react with oxygen, causing the timber's surface to oxidise and thus become slightly green.
