First of all, what is composite decking? It's an alternative to traditional timber decking, usually made from wood fibre, recycled plastic, and a binding agent. It's typically a lot more expensive than timber decking, but there are a lot of benefits to making that investment.

🌿 Lower maintenance. No need to worry about regular staining and painting to keep your deck looking perfect.
🌿 Eco friendly. We use brands which are made with FSC 100% certified timber and recycled plastic.
🌿 Lasts longer. A composite deck should last 2-3 times a timber deck. 
🌿 Child friendly. No nasty splinters, warping or splitting  of wood which can cause hazards and need fixing up.
🌿 Anti-slip. Timber decks can become very slippy when wet, composite is generally 'anti slip'.
🌿 Stain & fade resistant. Composite is made with a protective layer which fares much better against the elements than wood.
🌿 Choose your colour. With a timber deck you have different colour options too, but these will require further upkeep.

Are you tempted by a composite deck or do you prefer the look of classic timber decking?

Shopping Spotlight: Garden Textiles 
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With gardens becoming ‘outdoor living rooms’ there are a growing number of soft furnishing options to finish off your space. We’re rounded up a few of our favourite for creating a relaxed and comfortable place to unwind:⁠
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1. Andalucia Cadiz Rug / from £130 / Weaver Green
   
2. Bali Garden Parasol / £250 / Urban Outfitters
   
3. Tufted Outdoor Scatter Cushions / £14 / Matalan
   
4. Eucalyptus Shell Cushion / £90 / Garden Glory
   
5. Havanna Wool Throw / £65 / Nordic Nest
   
6. Pryia Cocoon Bean Seat / £119 / Made.com