Less upkeep. More time to enjoy your space.

Composite materials need occasional care to keep your finished project looking its best. Start with the guidance for your exact board and finish; this overview does not replace its installation instructions or warranty terms.

Three simple habits

  1. Keep the surface clear. Remove loose leaves and debris regularly, including around board gaps and drainage areas.
  2. Deal with spills promptly. Follow your product’s cleaning instructions rather than leaving marks to settle.
  3. Check before treating. Ask us before using a specialist cleaner, abrasive treatment or pressure washer.

Know your finish

Signature: natural woodgrain character

Our uncapped Signature boards can naturally weather as they settle into their surroundings. Compare colours in similar lighting and follow the guidance for your particular decking, cladding or fencing product. Do not sand, paint or seal boards without checking the relevant instructions first.

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Prestige: a protective capped surface

Prestige capped boards have a protective outer surface that helps resist fading and staining. They still need occasional cleaning. Avoid treating the cap as a surface that can be sanded or refinished; contact our team for advice on stubborn marks.

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Can I use a pressure washer or specialist cleaner?

Check the care instructions for your exact product before proceeding. Suitable products and methods can differ by finish. We do not give one universal pressure, nozzle distance or chemical recommendation across every range.

A mark will not come off. What should I do?

Send our team a photograph, the product name and colour, your order number if available, and details of anything already used on the surface. We can help identify the appropriate next step before you try a stronger treatment.

Advice for your own project

Not sure which finish you have, or how to care for it? Our team can help you find the right product guidance.

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