Decking Tiles
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Composite Timber Decking Tiles Dura Tiles in Teak Traditional Timber Appearance with Composite Technology • • • • • • Interlocking Fixing Systems No fixings Required Quick and Easy to Lay Anti-slip Surface Low Maintenance No Support Bearers Required ...designed for the future Industrial

Dura Tile composite decking tiles can be laid in two directions to create a unique pattern. The interlocking tiles are easy to lay and large areas can be installed quickly as no bearers or fixings are required. Edge trims clip to the sides and corners of the outer row of tiles to provide a smooth, safe, angled transition between the tile and the floor surface. Applications Features Hotel Terraces Boardwalks Balcony Decking Leisure Centres Patios Theme Parks Pool Decking Public Areas Roof Gardens and Terraces Natural wood look Low maintenance Long Lifespan Concealed fixings No...

Dura Tiles are quick and easy to fit and can be supplied with straight and corner edge trims for a neat and attractive finish. Dura Tile Straight / Corner Edge Both Teak and Charcoal produce a dramatic effect Dura Tiles are great for balconies and roof terraces Dura Tile in Teak on a residential patio Dura Tiles are interlocking so no additional fixings are needed. Care should be taken to ensure the product is laid onto a flat surface such as an existing patio or hardstanding. Contact us To place an order or for more information about Dura Tile products and solutions, please contact our...

Installation guide Step 1: Lay a row of tiles to check your measurements. Place your first tile onto the ground surface and push down second tile onto the first to activate the interlocking tabs. Step 2: Choose a corner to start from. If your tiles adjoin a walled areas, it’s a good idea to start there. Place your first tile and push down each adjacent tile on the previously laid tile. Step 3: Continue laying tiles, ensuring the interlocking tabs have been activated and the surface is flush and level. Use a jigsaw to cut tiles to fit around obstructions, leaving tabs intact on connecting...