Our advice
You will find everything you need to know about our products in our advice section: How are decking boards and wooden tiles laid? How are table tops maintained? Where do our chopping boards come from?
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Teak for the boat sector
In this article we discuss the use of teak in boat building.
The 8 biggest mistakes in terrace construction and how to avoid them
In our article, you will learn how to avoid common mistakes when planning and implementing [...]
Children and wooden decking – what to look out for
Discover in this article which safety aspects and legal regulations you need to consider when [...]
Wooden panels outdoors: what do you need to consider?
If you follow the instructions and tips for wooden worktops in outdoor areas, you will [...]
Why do wooden panels warp and what can be done about it?
Understand how wood panels work: Our article provides insight into why warping occurs and ways [...]
Patio maintenance in spring: how to spruce up your patio after winter.
Here you can find out how to effectively clean and maintain your patio after winter.
Our most popular products
up to 487 cm length | FSC 100%
from 9,10 €
Cumaru decking boards, FSC 100%
Price from: € 70 per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages: ✓ best durability ✓ particularly robust and scratch-resistant
Disadvantages: ✗ Partly rough surface ✗ High force development
Tip: Sand the boards after the first weathering.
Variable height for structural timbers
from 1,10 €
plus shipping
up to 240 cm length | SVLK-certified
from 2,95 €
Teak decking boards, FSC 100%
Price from: € 130 per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages: ✓ Best durability and dimensional stability ✓ Lowest risk of cracking and splintering
Disadvantages: ✗ Relatively expensive ✗ Not very long planks
Tip: Lay decking boards together.
up to 250 cm length | SVLK-certified
from 5,45 €
Teak decking boards, FSC 100%
Price from: € 130 per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages: ✓ Best durability and dimensional stability ✓ Lowest risk of cracking and splintering
Disadvantages: ✗ Relatively expensive ✗ Not very long planks
Tip: Lay decking boards together.
30 x 30 cm | FSC 100%
7,50 €
Teak wood tiles, FSC 100%
Price: € 83 per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages:✓ Best durability and dimensional stability ✓ Lowest risk of cracking and splintering
Disadvantages: ✗ slightly more expensive
Tip: Decking oil is not necessary if silvering is desired.
up to 609 cm length | FSC 100%
from 9,10 €
Garapa decking boards, FSC 100%
Price from: € 65 per m2, resistance class: 1-2
Advantages: ✓ smooth surface ✓ homogeneous, light color
Disadvantages: ✗ Ferrous materials lead to discoloration ✗ Tendency to warp if not screwed down
Tip: patio cleaning removes discoloration and
professional interim storage prevents warping.
30 x 30 cm | FSC 100%
6,50 €
Cumaru wood tiles, FSC 100%
Price: 72 € per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages: ✓ best durability ✓ particularly robust and scratch-resistant
Disadvantages: ✗ Partly rough surface
Tip:Sand tiles after initial weathering.
up to 609 cm length | FSC 100%
from 6,60 €
Cumaru decking boards, FSC 100%
Price from: € 70 per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages: ✓ best durability ✓ particularly robust and scratch-resistant
Disadvantages: ✗ Partly rough surface ✗ High force development
Tip: Sand the boards after the first weathering.
from 2,95 €
plus shipping
from 5,45 €
plus shipping
up to 609 cm length | FSC 100%
from 11,85 €
Cumaru decking boards, FSC 100%
Price from: € 70 per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages: ✓ best durability ✓ particularly robust and scratch-resistant
Disadvantages: ✗ Partly rough surface ✗ High force development
Tip: Sand the boards after the first weathering.
up to 240 cm length | FSC 100%
from 6,90 €
Teak decking boards, FSC 100%
Price from: € 130 per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages: ✓ Best durability and dimensional stability ✓ Lowest risk of cracking and splintering
Disadvantages: ✗ Relatively expensive ✗ Not very long planks
Tip: Lay decking boards together.