Our advice
In our advice you will find everything you need to know about our products: How are decking boards and wooden tiles laid? How are tabletops maintained? Where do our cutting boards come from?
Plan a wooden terrace now for free.
We will provide you with a laying plan and an offer with all the accessories and transport costs. We can also plan extras such as construction height or patio steps for you.
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Know where it comes from
We are proud that our wood comes exclusively from sustainable forestry. That's why we're happy to show you where the tree grew and what we're doing for the rainforest.
Our commitment to the environmentService in the wood blog
Teak for boat use
In this article we discuss the use of teak in boat building.
The 8 biggest mistakes when building patios and how to avoid them
In our article you will learn how to avoid common mistakes when planning and implementing a [...]
Children and wooden terraces – what should you pay attention to?
In this article, discover which safety aspects and legal regulations you should consider when building a child-friendly [...]
Wooden panels for outdoor use: what should you pay attention to?
If you take into account the hints and tips on wooden panels for outdoor use, you will have a lot of fun [...]
Why do wooden panels warp and what can you do about it?
Understand how wood panels work: Our article provides insights into the reasons for deformation and [...]
Patio care in spring: How to get your patio in shape after winter.
Here you can find out how to effectively clean and maintain your patio after the winter.
Step by step: How to build a wooden terrace
How do you build your own wooden terrace? We explain with step-by-step instructions what you need to consider, [...]
Pets and terraces – what should you bear in mind?
What is the right patio covering for animals and people? This is what pet owners need to know when choosing [...]
Our most popular products
from 8,75 €
Cumaru decking, FSC 100%
Price from: €70 per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages: ✓ best durability ✓ particularly robust and scratch-resistant
Disadvantages: ✗ partly rough surface ✗ high power development
Tip: Sand the floorboards after they have been exposed to the weather for the first time.
from 3,60 €
Teak decking, FSC 100%
Price from: €130 per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages: ✓ Best durability and dimensional stability ✓ Lowest risk of cracks and splinters
Disadvantages: ✗ relatively expensive ✗ not very long boards
Tip: Lay decking boards together.
from 6,65 €
Teak decking, FSC 100%
Price from: €130 per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages: ✓ Best durability and dimensional stability ✓ Lowest risk of cracks and splinters
Disadvantages: ✗ relatively expensive ✗ not very long boards
Tip: Lay decking boards together.
from 6,10 €
Cumaru decking, FSC 100%
Price from: €70 per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages: ✓ best durability ✓ particularly robust and scratch-resistant
Disadvantages: ✗ partly rough surface ✗ high power development
Tip: Sand the floorboards after they have been exposed to the weather for the first time.
7,50 €
Teak wood tiles, FSC 100%
Price: €83 per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages:✓ Best durability and dimensional stability ✓ Lowest risk of cracks and splinters
Disadvantages: ✗ slightly more expensive
Tip: Terrace oil is not necessary if silvering is desired.
from 9,10 €
Garapa decking boards, FSC 100%
Price from: €65 per m2, resistance class: 1-2
Advantages: ✓ smooth surface ✓ homogeneous, light color
Disadvantages: ✗ Substances containing iron lead to discoloration ✗ Unscrewed tends to warp
Tip: Patio cleaning removes discoloration and
Professional interim storage avoids delay.
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 exposure to weather.
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from 6,65 €
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from 11,50 €
Cumaru decking, FSC 100%
Price from: €70 per m2, resistance class: 1
Advantages: ✓ best durability ✓ particularly robust and scratch-resistant
Disadvantages: ✗ partly rough surface ✗ high power development
Tip: Sand the floorboards after they have been exposed to the weather for the first time.
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