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Frontier Range
Capped composite decking
The Frontier range is a solid-core, capped composite decking board. Made with 90% recycled plastic and FSC® 100% certified wood using 100% renewable wind energy for manufacturing. The protective capping resists fading and staining for a premium low-maintenance deck.
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Frontier vs. Explorer Decking
Compare our two composite decking ranges to find the right fit for your project. Still not sure which range is right for you? Give our team a call on 020 8088 4888.
Frontier
Explorer
Core Type
Solid
Hollow
Capping
Capped
Uncapped
Finish
Embossed woodgrain
Grooved / woodgrain effect
Warranty
25-year residential fade and stain
15-year residential
Recycled Content %
(Post-consumer HDPE plastic and FSC® 100% certified wood fibres)
90% recycled materials
87% recycled materials
Best For
Premium projects and high foot-traffic areas
Low-traffic residential gardens
Premium Finish
Frontier boards feature two subtly different finishes, a hardwood-effect grain on one face and a softwood-effect grain on the other, so you can choose the look that best suits your space. Backed by a 25-year fade & stain residential warranty.

Solid-Core Structure
Solid decking boards, like the Frontier range, are composite through and through with no internal chamber structure. This gives each board a denser feel underfoot and full-strength across the entire profile, making it ideal for premium garden projects and high foot-traffic areas.
Solid vs. Hollow Decking Guide

Protected by Design
Frontier composite decking boards are fully encapsulated, or capped, in a protective polymer shell fused to the solid composite core, with an embossed woodgrain finish on the surface.
That capping is what gives Frontier its superior resistance to fading and staining, needing virtually no maintenance.
Capped vs. Uncapped Decking Guide


All wood materials we use are FSC® certified

Member of World Land Trust's Carbon Balanced Programme

We donate 10% of our profits to Rainforest Trust UK






