Although we recommend using our subframe options in conjunction with our boards, it is not a necessity. Customers can also opt for a timber, plastic or steel subframe and as long as the principles outlined in our installation guide are followed, our warranty terms will still apply.
The primary fixing method for our trims is screwing. The trims can be screwed to either the boards or to the supporting framework of your decking area. It is advised that you pre-drill and countersink the trims prior to screwing them in order to avoid cracking the composite material. A screw with a similar coloured [...]
Yes - composite decking can be cut, drilled, and fastened just like traditional wood. You can make simple cross cuts in composite decking the same way you would cut any soft pine - a power circular saw will work fine. A power miter saw can provide very accurate, straight cuts, and a table saw with [...]
NeoTimber decking can only be installed over a solid surface when using a joist network and we recommend using our composite joists which have been designed specifically for this purpose. Please see our installation guide for more information and how to install using our concealed FastClip system. Using our composite subframe solution, while recommended, is [...]
Glue cannot be used as a primary fastener. Please see our online installation guide for more information and how to install using our recommended concealed FastClip system.
NeoTimber does not endorse the use of any non-recommended fasteners. If any condition occurs which is attributable to the use of a non-recommended fasteners, such conditions would not be covered under the NeoTimber Limited Warranty. Please see our online installation guide for more information and how to install using our recommended concealed FastClip system.
