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Beige Composite Decking

Explore our beige composite decking range, available with our Core, Premium & Supreme boards

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Beige doesn't have to be bland

Beige doesn't have to be bland

Looking for beige composite decking? Our soft, greyish-cream shade — Antique — is exactly that: a light, neutral tone that brightens a garden and keeps it feeling open and airy. It's one of our most versatile colours, suiting modern, coastal and traditional gardens alike, and pairing effortlessly with pale stone, timber accents, rattan furniture and plenty of greenery.

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The beige look

The beige look

A soft, neutral beige — greyish cream that brightens a space and makes it feel larger

Calm and contemporary — a light, easy backdrop for almost any garden style

Multi-tonal finish — natural depth and movement, not a flat single colour

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Meet Antique — our beige composite decking

Beige is Antique by name. It's available across our Core, Premium and Supreme ranges, so you can choose the specification that suits your project and budget.

From a smooth, contemporary finish to our highest-spec boards. Full board dimensions, specifications and colour-matched accessories all live on the collection page.

Why beige composite over timber

Why beige composite over timber

Better resistance — engineered for everything the British weather throws at it

Splinter-free and barefoot-friendly — safe around children and pets

No annual maintenance — no sanding, oiling or staining; a rinse keeps it fresh

Backed by a 15, 25 & 30 year warranty for genuine peace of mind

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Your quick buying guide

Choose your finish. Every board features a realistic woodgrain texture, but each range offers a different look. Core delivers a deeper woodgrain effect, Rustic recreates the character of naturally weathered timber, while Supreme offers a sleek, contemporary matte finish.

Capped or uncapped? Premium and Supreme boards feature a protective polymer cap for enhanced resistance against stains, scratches and fading. Core and Rustic are uncapped, making them a more affordable choice while still offering far greater weather resistance than traditional timber.

Two looks in one. Core is our only reversible decking board, giving you two surface finishes to choose from. Stick to one style throughout or mix things up for a more individual look.

The finishing touches. Complete your decking with colour-matched fascia, trims, screws and clips, available across every range. Everything you need for a neat, coordinated finish with fixings that blend seamlessly into your deck.

Price starts from £19

FAQs

What's your beige composite decking called?

Our beige shade is called Antique — a soft, greyish cream. If you're searching for beige, cream or neutral decking, Antique is the colour you're after.

Is Antique more beige or grey?

It sits right between the two: a warm-leaning, greyish cream that reads as a soft, neutral beige in most light. It's designed to be easy to pair, without the coolness of a true grey or the warmth of a brown.

Does beige decking show dirt?

As a lighter shade, general dirt and leaf debris can show a little sooner than on a darker board — but it cleans up just as easily with warm soapy water, and nothing stains into the surface.

What maintenance does it need?

None of the usual timber upkeep — no oiling, staining or sanding. An occasional wash with warm soapy water and a soft brush is all it takes.

Why composite over timber?

Low maintenance — no sanding, oiling or annual treatment. An occasional wash keeps it looking new.

Durable — resists rot, warping and water damage that shorten the life of timber decks.

Fade resistant — Minimal fading, whilst holding its colour season after season.

Eco-conscious — made from recycled wood and plastic fibres, reducing landfill and deforestation.

Does beige decking get hot?

Most decking gets hot in direct sunlight for large periods of time, but beige being a lighter colour helps keep it cool, and is the perfect option for pool side or bare-foot areas.

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