We have several wooden and composite garden tiles / terrace tiles in our assortment with different sizes. These so-called deck tiles provide a beautiful and durable look in your garden or on temporary exhibition floors, for example. So with wooden garden tiles or terrace tiles you can go in any direction. You can quickly lay large areas and see immediate results. A big advantage of decking tiles: you don't have to be a professional to lay these garden tiles yourself.
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The most common sizes for wooden garden tiles and terrace tiles, is 100 x 100 or 50 x 50 cm. The choice depends on what it will be used for or just taste. So what you find more beautiful. Since a balcony is generally not that big, the 50 x 50 decking tiles are usually used for this. This avoids a lot of sawing waste and allows you to give the tiles a playful pattern even on a smaller area by turning them a quarter turn.
If you want to cover a larger area of the garden with wooden garden tiles / terrace tiles, the 100 x 100 cm decking tiles are more practical. This allows you to quickly lay large areas. Moreover, this looks more spacious and just gives a slightly fancier look.
How to lay wooden garden tiles?
For laying the wooden garden tiles / terrace tiles, it is recommended to use wooden base beams that do not rest directly on the ground. The deck boards can be screwed to these. With a substrate of soil or sand, garden tiles are often used with rubber supports on top that support the beams. You can also use adjustable plastic floor supports. This prevents the wood from standing in water and rotting prematurely. By the way, it is also advisable to place root cloth over the soil or sand before you get started. This is obviously intended to inhibit the growth of weeds.
For hard surfaces (e.g. balconies), only the rubber supports are sufficient to place the beams on which the wooden garden tiles can then be screwed.
This creates a sturdy construction that you can enjoy for a long time and with minimal wood rot.
Maintenance of your wooden garden tiles / terrace tiles
If you want the most durable solution, you should choose hardwood decking tiles. But whether you choose pine or hardwood, it's always advisable to oil or stain your garden tiles annually. This will allow you to enjoy your landscaped wooden deck quite a bit longer and the color will also be better preserved.
