Modular Decking by Landscape and Architectural Design Products

Modular Decking - Design Stages

Stage 1 - Brief
Our Design Team will work with your Interior Designers and Architects /specifiers to create the best design to suit your projects requirements. We design in both 2D and 3D CAD.

Stage 2 - Layout and Options
The layout of the modular size and the structural support will be determined to best suit the specifications of your project. We incorporate unique adjustable feet with anti vibration and slip resistant pads. These feet also help to give the "Floating" Timber Deck appeal. These special feet also remove the need for any surface penetration saving time and money.

Stage 3 - Materials / Finishes
Materials, Finishes and Colours are selected from an extensive range that we then specify into your project. These range from the timber types, colours and sizes as well as the finishing and colour options for the aluminium frame structure.

Stage 4 - Manufacture / Delivery
We Pre-Build the Modular Timber Decking in our factory (or you may decide to partially assemble the timber slats after arrival on site). Our High Quality Materials and Workmanship ensure a fabulous finish every time! Your decking timber can easily be pre-stained to save you even more time, money and mess on site.

The Benefits

• Perfect for Penthouses and High Rise Apartments
• No need to penetrate existing tiles, paving, waterproofing materials or membranes
• High quality metal framing and solid timber decking slats
• Save onsite labour costs and reduce project timing
• Modular sections can be fully or partially prefabricated in our factory
• All site restrictions and rules taken into consideration at time of design (including lift dimensions for high rise buildings)
• We design, manufacture and install (or work with your installation team)
• Aluminium RHS Framing used is durable and rust resistant. Powder Coated or Painted finishes are available
• Specially designed adjustable feet (incorporating friction and vibration free pads) can support up to 500 kgs each (times the number of feet in a grid)