Khaki Composite Decking Boards for Garden Seating Areas – 2.9 m

Khaki composite decking boards bring a warm, light wood tone to a garden seating area. Each 2.9 m board is sold individually at £14.99.

Beside terracotta planters and gravel paths, the muted colour ties the patio into the planting. A run of Khaki boards outside the kitchen doors also sits well with timber fencing. Look at the gallery for the full-deck view as well as the grain close up.

Product Details

Key Features

• Khaki is the lighter of our two warm wood-effect colours, an option for a sheltered or shaded corner.
• The photos show both the grain and the grooved reverse, plus the hollow profile at the end of the board.
• The wood-plastic composite is weather resistant and designed for outdoor garden decking.

Why Choose Composite Decking?

Khaki offers a low-maintenance composite surface if you like the warmth of timber but want a lighter floor beneath your garden furniture. Where a gravel path meets the deck, sweep loose grit away from the boards and follow the supplier’s advice for cleaning the grain.

Installation Guide

Mark out the seating area and check where the board ends and cut pieces will land on the subframe. Use the manufacturer’s fitting instructions for joist spacing, expansion gaps and drainage. Add hidden deck fixings to your order separately if your layout calls for them.

Why Buy from Solid Wall Panels UK?

Compare Khaki with our Dark Brown composite decking boards to see which works better with your fence. The full decking range shows the price per board, so you can compare the finishes on the same basis.

FAQs

How does Khaki differ from Dark Brown?

Khaki gives the patio a lighter, more muted wood tone. Dark Brown brings out deeper tones in brickwork or timber furniture. See both in our decking colour guide.

What do I receive if I order two boards?

Two full-length Khaki boards for £29.98. Their combined face area is 0.87 m² before any cutting or spacing.

Can I cut the boards for a narrow patio?

Plan the rows on paper first and mark the cut lengths and their support points. Follow the board maker’s cutting guidance and allow for the specified end gaps.