As well as hardwood timber decking, EcoChoice also offer a range of other environmentally friendly decking options, including Organowood, composite WPC decking (FSC® wood and recycled plastic composite) as well as post-consumer recycled plastic decking.
To find out more about all our decking options and how we can help you with your decking construction project, including with free information, advice and samples on suitable hardwood decking species, please contact us by clicking the email or call us buttons below. For examples of how our hardwood decking timbers have been used in a wide range of construction projects, please take a look at the images below.
Timber decking for garden roofs and patios
Timber decking for jetties, piers and pontoons
Timber decking for footbridges and walkways
Timber decking for balconies, including high rise buildings
Timber decking for public spaces such as stations and town centre squares
Hardwood related insights
When it comes to cladding for your home or building project, you have three overarching types of timber to choose...
There are many things you may not know about hardwood. Read on to discover some of our top fun facts about hardwood timber!
Decking is an outstanding option to alter the look of your garden or outdoor patio. It can also be the ideal way to hide unpleasant areas or to expand an area such as a sunroom. It can even be cleverly used to level out a sloping garden- making it more user-friendly.
Tropical hardwoods are naturally robust, strong and durable and can withstand variations in weather, moisture and even offer rot resistance.
When it comes to decking for a garden, a larger landscaping project or even a pier, there are a lot of options out there. Depending on both your budget and what you want the decking to look like, there are many options for you to choose from. Here we discuss the different types of wood that are best for decking to help you choose the correct wood for your next project.
Wood is broadly classified into one of two categories: hardwood or softwood. Each category has distinct qualities and characteristics and can help determine its identification as well as how the wood is used and where. Here, we go into more detail about what hardwoods and softwoods are, how they differ from each other and how they are used in our daily lives.