Composite Systems

• Five options to plan a cohesive space: decking, fencing, cladding, trellis, gates.

• Importer with UK stockholding, so typical delivery times are reliable.

• Samples available to check tone and texture at home.

• Two constructions across ranges: hollow (standard) for lighter weight and value, solid for heavier use and tighter detailing.

• Product-specific warranties are shown on each product page.

• Maintenance is straightforward: wash with water and a suitable brush, and use a mild cleaner when needed.

Composite Decking

Choose decking when you need stable, low-maintenance outdoor flooring for seating and dining zones. Hollow boards suit light domestic spaces and careful joist spans. Solid boards suit high-traffic areas, edges, steps and detailed cuts. Follow the guidance on each product page for subframes and fixings.

Composite Fencing

Use fencing to add privacy and wind screening with a consistent look throughout the garden. Composite panels reduce the repainting cycle of timber and clean with basic tools. Plan post spacing and height to suit the space, then select a board style that complements nearby paving and planting.

Composite Cladding

Cladding tidies outbuildings or feature walls with a neat, colour-fast finish. It is a practical way to hide uneven surfaces and align tones with nearby decks or screens. Check board orientation and recommended trims on the product page, then plan your runs around openings and corners.

Composite Trellis

Trellis helps break up long fence runs, create light screens for seating areas and add tops to existing boundaries. It is useful for partial privacy and framing views without closing off a space. Pick a pattern that echoes other boards nearby for a calm, consistent palette.

Composite Gates

Gates complete the system with a coordinated entrance designed for daily use. Solid board builds suit driveways and side paths, while lighter designs fit garden walk-throughs. Match the gate style to adjacent fencing and confirm hinge and latch hardware on the product page.

Composite boards combine wood fibres with polymer binders to create stable, weather-resistant products that do not rot or splinter like raw timber. The surface finish is designed to be colour-stable and consistent across batches, so your deck, fence and cladding read as one planned scheme. Day-to-day care is simple. Most areas need periodic washing to lift dirt and organic growth. Stains are easier to manage when they are treated promptly with a mild cleaner approved for composites.

Construction type influences performance and detailing. Hollow boards are lighter to handle and offer strong value for standard domestic spans. Solid boards add weight and rigidity for steps, borders and high-traffic runs where tight cuts and edges matter. All composite products move slightly with temperature. Allow for small expansion gaps and use the recommended fixings listed on each product page to keep lines straight and joints consistent over time. Boards can be cut with common woodworking tools, which keeps installation practical for both homeowners and trades.

Samples help you confirm colour and texture before you commit. Shortlist a couple of tones for each area and view them in natural daylight next to brickwork, paving and planting. Check how the surface looks when dry and after a light rinse, and keep notes on which option suits each zone. When you are ready to select products, open the relevant category and review board sizes, installation notes, care guidance and the warranty shown on that product page.

At Paving Stones Direct, we focus on supplying quality outdoor materials and clear guidance. If you would like more information about composite decking, fencing, cladding, trellis or gates, please call 0333 321 5091 or email sales@pavingstones.co.uk.