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An innovative decking solution

A lay­ered deck­ing so­lu­tion made of nat­ural teak, a sta­bil­is­ing rPET layer and an alu­minium pro­file. The sys­tem uses DURAJ’S WOOD’s own tech­no­log­i­cal so­lu­tions.

A Teak terrace overlooking a garden

An in­no­v­a­tive deck­ing so­lu­tion with a lay­ered con­struc­tion, based on a patented tech­nol­ogy that com­bines nat­ural teak, a sta­bil­is­ing rPET layer and an alu­minium pro­file. The so­lu­tion is cur­rently in the im­ple­men­ta­tion phase.

  1. 1Natural Teak (Tectona Grandis) – top layer approx. 5 mm
  2. 2Stabilising rPET layer – 5 mm
  3. 3Aluminium structural profile

Status of the solution

The DURAJ’S WOOD deck­ing so­lu­tion is cur­rently in the im­ple­men­ta­tion phase and in prepa­ra­tion for the pro­ce­dure of ob­tain­ing a Na­tional Tech­ni­cal As­sess­ment (KOT). Until the rel­e­vant ref­er­ence doc­u­ment is ob­tained, the so­lu­tion is not of­fered as a prod­uct in­tended for gen­eral, se­r­ial use.

Whether it can be used is ver­i­fied in­di­vid­u­ally for each spe­cific build­ing, tak­ing into ac­count the tech­ni­cal con­di­tions of the in­vest­ment, the foun­da­tion method, di­men­sions, ex­pected loads and the in­tended use.

Boards clicked onto the aluminium profile

Easy assembly

No nails, no screws: the parts click to­gether al­most au­to­mat­i­cally. As­sem­bly is faster, the risk of mis­takes smaller, and no fix­ings show on the sur­face.

Close-up of a Teak decking board

Sustainable materials

The alu­minium is 95% re­cy­cled, the ex­otic wood comes from re­spon­si­bly man­aged, cer­ti­fied plan­ta­tions, and the sta­bil­is­ing rPET layer is made from re­cy­cled plas­tic bot­tles.

Teak decking boards

Teak, the wood of yachts

Teak is widely used on lux­ury yachts and is highly re­sis­tant to sun, rain and snow. The pos­si­bil­ity of using other ex­otic species is con­sid­ered in­di­vid­u­ally for each spe­cific in­vest­ment.

A naturally greyed Teak terrace

Beautiful for years

Nat­ural wood greys over time and the ter­race stays beau­ti­ful. If you pre­fer to keep the orig­i­nal colour, an­nual main­te­nance stops the grey­ing.

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The projects shown are for ref­er­ence and the pho­tos are il­lus­tra­tive. In each of the in­vest­ments pre­sented, the so­lu­tion was se­lected in­di­vid­u­ally to suit the tech­ni­cal con­di­tions and as­sump­tions of that build­ing. The projects shown are not a uni­ver­sal model for ap­ply­ing the so­lu­tion in other in­vest­ments.

The tech­nol­ogy of the DURAJ’S WOOD deck­ing so­lu­tion was de­vel­oped in a re­search project co-fi­nanced by the Eu­ro­pean Funds – Smart Growth pro­gramme.

Send an en­quiry

En­quiries about the pos­si­bil­ity of using the so­lu­tion are con­sid­ered in­di­vid­u­ally for each spe­cific in­vest­ment.

The in­for­ma­tion on this page is pro­vided for in­for­ma­tion pur­poses only. It does not con­sti­tute a Na­tional Tech­ni­cal As­sess­ment or a na­tional de­c­la­ra­tion of per­for­mance. Whether the DURAJ’S WOOD so­lu­tion can be used is ver­i­fied in­di­vid­u­ally for each spe­cific in­vest­ment, and the scope of the re­quired doc­u­men­ta­tion is de­ter­mined sep­a­rately for each build­ing.