Yes! Millboard is very adaptable so it can be used in practically any outdoor environment. It’s the perfect way to enhance decks, balconies, planters and more!

Definitely! Every type of Millboard composite decking is rigorously tested to ensure they receive the highest possible slip resistant ratings. This is achieved through the use of the exclusive Lastane coating so your decking will be safe even in the most torrential downpour!

As well as being slip resitant, the Lastane coating also ensures that your Millboard composite decking will be resistant to scratches, stains and everyday wear and tear. However, dragging furniture or any sharp objects along the decking may result in some marking so be careful! The risk of any stains from dyes, berries or animal droppings will also be greatly reduced if they are cleaned up as soon as possible.

The good thing about Millboard composite decking is that it requires very little maintenance! The non-porous composite used in the manufacturing process ensures that Millboard will resist any build up and stains from moss. You shouldn’t need to use a pressure washer on your Millboard decking, but please stay away from any solvents or abrasive cleaners as these can cause damage to your decking!

No! As Millboard decking is surface sealed in the factory there is no need for you to seal it. However you do need to be aware that if it rains in the first few weeks after installation, rain water may sit as drops on your decking. This is just a temporary issue though and it will stop as soon as the temporary surface seals breaks down.

It is advisable to buy all your decking in one go to try and ensure the colour is as consistent as possible. If this is not possible, then you can blend different batches of Millboard so that there will only a slight tonal variation throughout your decking.

Yes! Millboard can be cut with a standard saw blade, but a multi-purpose, carbon tipped chop saw would probably be the best tool for the job. The formed end of the board will be lost if cut, but they can be placed in less visually obvious places (eg. against a wall).

Don’t panic! You can keep your Millboard decking ice free with a small amount of granulated white salt. However, rock salt can be abrasive so steer of clear of it! Once the bad weather is out of the way simply clean your decking with soapy water and a soft broom to remove any residue.

Millboard decking can get very hot in high temperatures or persistent bright sunlight so please be careful if you are walking around barefoot. In fact it might be best to wear footwear in these circumstances just to be on the safe side. Care also needs to be taken if Millboard is installed in an area where there is UV/heat reflective glass.