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Interlocking decking tiles are typically 300mm by 300mm  squares of deck that have a plastic base which can be linked by simply clicking together. The tiles can be positioned in a variety of directions according to your liking to create unique patterns and results. The main advantage of decking tiles is the speed at which an area can be covered. There is no sub-frame or fixings required, ideal for existing areas such as patios, terraces, pool decks and public areas. Tiles can easily be installed on top of existing concrete or pavers, improving a tired area instantly.

Decking tiles are available in almost as many types of timber as standard decking - your choices are endless. Natural timber tiles are generally the cheapest option but do require oiling or staining and ongoing maintenance, just like a traditional timber deck. Gaining in popularity thanks to its low maintenance properties, are composite timber decking tiles.

Composite decking tiles are made of WPC (Wood Plastic Composite). Made from polyethylene based resins and engineered to perfection, WPC's are manufactured using the state-of-the-art wood plastic extrusion system. The result is a manufactured wood that looks like natural timber but lasts longer and has exceptional properties not found in any wood. It has a lifespan of 50+ years, is UV stable, environment friendly, adaptive, can withstand harsh and extreme weathers, and is color stable.

WPC tiles do not require oiling or staining and will retain their natural colour, even in the harshest conditions. Composite tiles have been installed in some of the hottest places on Earth, such as the Middle East and performed without exception.

WPC meets the standards and qualities architects, designers, and engineers are looking for in a decking product. WPC interlocking tiles are a great long time investment for anyone planning to make a deck for their backyard or for any public space. They will add instant visual appeal and value, with limited on going maintenance.