Timber suitable for decking

[The Jackel]

We supply a lot of cedar for decking and larch also, more stable and cheaper than oak

 

Do you sell it rough sawn or finished and you able to give me some costs inc delivery to somerset cheers Carl

[pup]

Carl, here's some cedar I used for my log store deck path. I can recommend it, looks good (imo) and sanded down to 40 grit its surprisingly grippy even when wet. Time will tell if the green slime will grow on it. I don't have any to sell, sorry, best of luck.

Alun.

[The Jackel]

Carl, here's some cedar I used for my log store deck path. I can recommend it, looks good (imo) and sanded down to 40 grit its surprisingly grippy even when wet. Time will tell if the green slime will grow on it. I don't have any to sell, sorry, best of luck.

Alun.

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That looks great Alun. Is that your own milled timber and is it finished with any treatment at all. Cheers Carl

[IanW]

None is suitable . Gets wet , gets green , gets you on yer arse !

 

 

quicker than ice too!

 

can't beat a nice patio

[se7enthdevil]

if you can find a few trees use robinia, it'll last forever...

[pup]

That looks great Alun. Is that your own milled timber and is it finished with any treatment at all. Cheers Carl

 

 

This is my own milled timber from last years windblow. I just sanded down to 40 grit no oil/varnish. Hopefully it will just go silvery grey. Oils and varnish need maintenance I find, so didn't bother. Good luck with your project and please update with pics. 👍

Alun.

[Mull]

Fitted oak decking for someone last year, can't remember what they coated it with, but it still went all black and ugly!