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MILLBOARD (RECYCLED) DECKING


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Dear all,



I have just finished installing around 45 sq m of the Millboard Weathered Oak Decking system for a client.


I installed this product across two different areas in their garden. They opted for the Vintage Oak. This also included fitting the Millboard edging & fascia system. I had to make a curved feature using these products; create natural rock step areas' - and lay turf.


This project was completed last week - in a known local Tropical Garden!



Coll. (Chippy/Hard Landscaper)

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I do of course have these!


As this is expensive kit, that I am sure few landscapers' have experience installing - I just wanted to see if they were any of you out there considering this system..?


This project was for a private/commercial property. And I haven't discussed showing pictures' publicly, such as on a post here - with the client.


Please PM me if you are interested in seeing photos for a project you are planning. I should be able to arrange a viewing at a pre-contractual stage though!

well do the members know what it is ?? let alone ask for one to be done, easy to put the photos on the forum most of the workers that do work for other members show the before and after photos that's how they get more work. and no i don't want one done as i don't know what it looks like or price. good luck with any more you do.

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