Our range of grey composite decking has expanded, find out why grey is most certainly here to stay.
Since our launch in 2008, grey composite decking has been a firm favourite with NeoTimber® customers. Blending effortlessly with slate, stone or turf, it is perhaps the sheer versatility which has made it so popular. Being a light alternative to traditional wood colours for aspiring trendsetters as well as those of a richer vintage, grey composite decking adds a less formal approach to your outdoor living theme.
Design Tips For Grey Composite Decking
Make It Pop
As a crisp contrast to white walls, grey composite decking is the perfect backdrop to a riot of colour. Plant flaming reds, verdant greens and outrageous oranges and see these colour tones truly pop against your sleek composite deck, exploding with personality and individuality.
Switch Out To Tie In
White uPVC windows are increasingly being replaced with anthracite, due to their modern look and stay-clean finish. Tie-in your exterior design with your garden. Match anthracite bi-fold doors with anthracite composite decking, light-grey composite decking or charcoal composite decking and blend indoors and outdoors together, seamlessly.
Living On The Edge
Composite decking is designed with concealed grooves which act to secure the boards down with the fixings provided. Our edging boards prevent any unsightly grooves from spoiling the look of your deck by discreetly concealing the clip groove underneath so that just a nice clean edge is visible.
Our Grey Composite Decking Gallery
Sometimes it’s difficult to envisage what the finished deck will look like in your garden. From building a purpose-built hot tub surround to smartening up a balcony, grey composite decking provides a punch of sleek sophistication. Browse our gallery and be inspired by the applications, patterns, designs, styles and interpretations available to you:
Pair Your Grey Composite Decking With…
We have some nifty shades of grey in our decking range which all complement each other. Chosen carefully, they can be used together to accentuate a design feature such as a picture frame. Pair charcoal with grey or light grey to highlight a design element. Alternatively, complement with antique for a truly unique design.
With the current trend for grey garden themes, there are a vast array of grey rattan outdoor furniture options. To further accessorise, consider a perimeter of plum slate, Cotswold stone or white stone to simplify lawn edging and maintenance.
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