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Frequently asked questions

Which wood is the most durable for decking?

The most durable are dense tropical hardwoods such as Ipe, Cumaru, Massaranduba and Bangkirai. Thanks to heat treatment, thermo-ash is also highly weather-resistant, while Siberian larch is a durable and more affordable softwood option.

Should I choose grooved or smooth decking boards?

A grooved surface is less slippery when wet and better at hiding minor signs of wear. A smooth surface is more comfortable barefoot, easier to clean and looks more modern.

Do decking boards need oiling?

Untreated wood weathers to a silvery grey in sun and rain over time, which doesn't affect its durability. If you want to keep the wood's original colour, oil the deck regularly with decking oil.

What should I bear in mind when installing decking boards?

Leave a gap between the boards so rainwater can drain away and the wood can expand. Ensure good ventilation beneath the decking and use stainless steel screws so the wood doesn't stain.

Decking – All Terrace Materials in One Place

At Viimistluskaubamaja you will find a wide range of decking boards made from both Northern European and exotic wood species:

  • Siberian larch, thermo ash, oak – natural choices well suited to Nordic weather

  • Teak, Ipe, Cumaru, Massaranduba, Garapa, Momoqui – for maximum durability and a luxurious look

All the decking boards we offer are carefully selected, processed and adapted to suit the northern climate. The materials are available in various sizes and profiles – from classic smooth boards to grooved, anti-slip variants.