Black Composite Decking Boards for Garden Patios – 2.9 m

Black composite decking boards give pale paving a clean, dark edge. Each 2.9 m board is sold individually at £14.99.

Use Black to pick up the colour of window frames or to set a seating area apart from a green border. The grain catches the light along each board, adding texture to a dark patio floor. The gallery shows the finish in daylight and with evening lighting.

Product Details

Key Features

• The deep black finish makes the outline of the deck stand out against light paving.
• Close-up photos show the grain on one face, the fine grooves on the reverse and the shape of the board end.
• The weather-resistant WPC construction suits a garden patio open to the rain as well as a sheltered seating area.

Why Choose Composite Decking?

A black WPC board gives a patio the look of timber in a low-maintenance finish. Used along a pale stone path, the dark grain draws a line between the walkway and the seating area. Sweep fallen leaves out of the grooves and use the supplier’s care guide when cleaning the board.

Installation Guide

Decide whether the boards will run parallel to the house or towards the garden, then mark the cuts and support points. Use the manufacturer’s instructions for the subframe, drainage and expansion gaps. Allow separately for compatible decking clips and fixings.

Why Buy from Solid Wall Panels UK?

You can compare Black with our Grey composite decking boards before choosing how much contrast you want. All four colours sit in the same outdoor decking collection, with board prices and a quantity guide in one place.

FAQs

Will Black or Grey suit pale patio slabs?

Black gives a more distinct border. Grey sits closer to the paving colour if you want the patio and deck to blend. Compare the two in the decking colour guide.

How much would three Black boards cost?

Three boards cost £44.97 before fixings and delivery. Select quantity three to order them.

Are fixing clips included?

Clips are sold separately. The number needed depends on the board layout and the fixing pattern specified for your subframe.