Millboard decking is made from revolutionary Polyurethane resin, reinforced with mineral stone, and surfaced with a unique Lastane® coating.
What is the difference between composite and Millboard decking?
Most composite decking combines plastic with wood fibres. But Millboard decking is made from wood-free polyurethane combined with mineral stone to create a unique resin mineral board that’s tough enough for use in outdoor environments all year round.
Is Millboard a wood?
The unique Lastane layer resists scratches and stains and is designed to withstand more demanding outdoor environments than timber can. Millboard is wood-free and non-porous, which means high resistance to algae growth and excellent anti-slip properties.
How is Millboard made?
Millboard is a Polymer Composite, also known as FRP (Fibre Reinforced Polymer). The core materials that Millboard is made from are polymer-based resin and a variety of fibres including glass, carbon and natural fibres which are used for reinforcement. The top layer is made from Lastane.
Does Millboard get hot?
Hence, the question should be, does it get hotter than hardwood under the sun for same period of time. The answer is YES!
Can you jet wash Millboard?
DO NOT pressure wash as you could damage the finish on the boards. The surface texture is virtually non-porous, to remove dirt and grime wash with soapy water and bush with a broom before rinsing off.
Is Millboard decking slippery?
Safe and secure: Millboard’s virtually non-slip decking
And it isn’t just wet weather that poses a hazard: algae and fungal growths can make the surface even more treacherous.
Can Millboard be used as cladding?
Millboard is the perfect material for cladding a gate. Its colour-stable coating enables the product to retain its good looks throughout its lifespan. Whether in a city centre basement apartment or a holiday villa, you can add a touch of luxury to your outdoor area with a feature wall.
What are the disadvantages of composite decking?
Cons of Composite Decking
A pricey alternative to wood. Durability comes at a cost, as composite decking is more expensive than wood. Composites aren’t natural. Composite decks aren’t completely maintenance free. You’ll need to comparison shop.
Can Millboard be recycled?
Millboard decking can be recycled or reused in a variety of ways. It can be reground and recycled as a Polyurethane filler and used within building materials, such as concrete.
Is Millboard fire resistant?
Millboard decking has been tested to BS EN ISO 13501-1:2007+A1:2009 and has a Bfl-S1 reaction to fire classification (fire test for flooring).
Who owns Millboard decking?
Creation of unique outdoor landscaping products is in the Millboard genes. Our founder, James Douglass, was the original founder of Stonemarket, now owned by Marshalls.
How it is is made decking?
Composite decking is made by combining all of the raw materials and then putting them through an extruder which melts the mixture and pushes it through a ‘die’ to form the board’s shape.
How long is a Millboard plank?
Millboard Decking boards are available in two sizes: 176 x 32 mm and 200 x 32 mm.
Can you cut Millboard?
Millboard can be cut with standard saw blades, although we recommend a carbon-tipped, multi-purpose chop saw. As the formed end of the Millboard is lost when cut, these can be placed in less visible areas against a wall or edging profile. A light sanding with sandpaper may be needed to clean the end.
