Brown WPC planks

Q: Which is better, wooden decking or WPC?

It depends on what is important to you. Wooden decking is 100% natural, looks warm and inviting and is ideal for nature lovers. Weathering, cracks or splinters can be an issue, as can warping. Wooden decks can also become very slippery when wet, especially when a green coating has formed. Therefore, your wooden deck requires regular maintenance to limit any natural weathering. Read more about the different woods for decking material. WPC decks make for more modern patios. Even though the plank structure is similar to that of wooden decking, WPC planks are characterised by a high degree of uniformity. Neither splinters nor cracks are to be expected. If you want solid, good-looking decking boards that require little maintenance, there’s nothing like WPC decking. Check out more about their pros and cons here.

modern decking boards in natural brown tones

With WPC planks in brown, you can design a modern, robust and easy-to-maintain terrace. The terrace planks in natural brown tones from planeo are made of a durable wood-plastic mix that is moisture-resistant and has a high water absorption rate. WPC decking boards in brown shades from planeo guarantee quick and easy installation, are particularly barefoot-friendly and do not splinter. In addition, the boards in brown are resistant to weathering and fungal and insect attack. Order now in our online shop!

WPC planks – natural wood effect and robust quality

At planeo, you have the choice between WPC planks in light or dark brown shades. They have a distinctive grain pattern that makes them look like natural wood. The intelligent composite materials made of wood components and thermoplastics make the material dimensionally stable and weather-resistant. WPC brown decking is crack- and splinter-free and therefore very barefoot-friendly. The boards are weatherproof and resistant to insect, fungi and moss. In addition, WPC planks are easy to clean and much easier to maintain than solid wood. They’re also slip-resistant, environmentally friendly and low-maintenance.

Brown WPC decking boards come in a range of designs

Our boards are either solid or hollowcore. Solid WPC decking boards are more stable but that bit more expensive. Hollowcore is both attractive, cheaper and lighter. Since the hollow-chamber systems are less dimensionally stable, you’ll need to have an appropriate slope when laying them.

Our WPC planks in natural wood effect can be used on both sides. Their top and bottom sides have different structures, so you have even more choice. Thanks to their sophisticated clip system, the installation of the WPC decking boards is quick and uncomplicated.

The advantages of WPC decking:

splinter-free and slip-resistant
barefoot-friendly and ecological
moisture and weather resistant
easy-care and low-maintenance
can be used on both sides
easy to install thanks to the clip system
resistant to weathering, fungi and insects
robust and durable

We have brown WPC decking boards in various formats and price classes for you. You will find the highly compressed TitanWood for the most robust and durable terraces; it’s also available in XXL format. Extremely robust and water-resistant decking boards made of the composite high pressure laminate (HPL), planeo TitanBoard, are also part of our range. There are also the completely encased, premium-quality terrace boards planeo TitanShield. We will be happy to advise you!

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We are happy to support you in your search for WPC planks in brown – you will find what you are looking for in our online shop!

The 4 most frequently asked questions about Decking boards

It depends on what is important to you. Wooden decking is 100% natural, looks warm and inviting and is ideal for nature lovers. Weathering, cracks or splinters can be an issue, as can warping. Wooden decks can also become very slippery when wet, especially when a green coating has formed. Therefore, your wooden deck requires regular maintenance to limit any natural weathering. Read more about the different woods for decking material.

WPC decks make for more modern patios. Even though the plank structure is similar to that of wooden decking, WPC planks are characterised by a high degree of uniformity. Neither splinters nor cracks are to be expected. If you want solid, good-looking decking boards that require little maintenance, there’s nothing like WPC decking. Check out more about their pros and cons here.

In addition to the general installation instructions of the manufacturers, there are a few more things to consider. Crucially, you should pay attention to the subfloor. This is because it supports the whole deck construction and must be more stable and weather-resistant than the planks themselves. While the boards can be easily replaced from above, repairing a substructure is a much bigger job. Today, decking boards are usually installed with clips, which makes the process relatively easy and also makes screws invisible. Here are the most important tips for laying decking boards.

This varies greatly. Decking boards are sold by the metre (running metre). The different prices for wooden decking boards are down to availability, transport routes and durability. For WPC decking boards, it depends on the manufacturer, material composition, raw material quality, dimensions and quality control. Currently we’re seeing the following market prices per running metre:

WPC hollow planks 3–8 €
WPC solid planks 5–15 €
Sheathed WPC planks 7–20 €
Titanwood WPC planks 7–15 €

Decking can be laid on almost any surface. This is because it is almost always possible to find a suitable solution for building the right substructure. Solid subfloors such as concrete, tiles or slabs are ideal and require minimal preparatory work. Gravel surfaces are also load-bearing and therefore possible. If you want to lay decking boards on soil, you must create load-bearing supports for the substructure. Click here for more information on planning terraces.

Our FAQ section contains answers to these and many other questions regarding Decking boards. If you have any further questions, we are happy to assist you.

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