
Order Composite Decking Samples
Key facts. Free samples of all eight composite decking colours, up to five per order, offcuts of the real board showing both the grooved and the woodgrain face. Posted the same working day if ordered before 2pm, £2.99 postage, with you in 2 to 4 working days. Every colour is the same price when you order the boards: £25 for 3.6m, £34 for 4.8m.
Planning a new deck? Order free composite decking samples to compare board colours and finishes against your garden, fencing, and paving. Every sample is £0.00 — add up to 5 per order and make the right choice before you buy full boards.
Guides: Composite decking colours explained
Composite colour is the decision people most often regret, and a sample outdoors is the only way to get it right. Each sample is an offcut of the real board, both faces, in the colour you choose. Put them where the deck is going, look at them in morning and evening light, wet one with the hose, stand on it, and leave them for a week: every board lightens a little in its first months outside and a sample that has sat in the sun shows you where the colour lands.
Order two or three shades apart rather than two that look the same. The colour guide describes what each finish suits and which show dust, and does composite decking fade explains the first-summer change. Samples are free; postage is £2.99 and they arrive in 2 to 4 working days. When you order the deck, send us the size and we will list boards, frame, clips and trims in one go.
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Key facts. Free samples of all eight composite decking colours, up to five per order, offcuts of the real board showing both the grooved and the woodgrain face. Posted the same working day if ordered before 2pm, £2.99 postage, with you in 2 to 4 working days. Every colour is the same price when you order the boards: £25 for 3.6m, £34 for 4.8m.
Planning a new deck? Order free composite decking samples to compare board colours and finishes against your garden, fencing, and paving. Every sample is £0.00 — add up to 5 per order and make the right choice before you buy full boards.
Guides: Composite decking colours explained
Composite colour is the decision people most often regret, and a sample outdoors is the only way to get it right. Each sample is an offcut of the real board, both faces, in the colour you choose. Put them where the deck is going, look at them in morning and evening light, wet one with the hose, stand on it, and leave them for a week: every board lightens a little in its first months outside and a sample that has sat in the sun shows you where the colour lands.
Order two or three shades apart rather than two that look the same. The colour guide describes what each finish suits and which show dust, and does composite decking fade explains the first-summer change. Samples are free; postage is £2.99 and they arrive in 2 to 4 working days. When you order the deck, send us the size and we will list boards, frame, clips and trims in one go.

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Frequently asked questions
What is in a decking sample?
An offcut of the real board in the colour you choose, showing both the grooved and the woodgrain face. Samples are free and postage is £2.99 for the order.
Which colours should I sample?
Two or three shades apart rather than two that look the same on screen: Grey and Oak, or Black and Teak. Every colour is the same price, so the choice is about the house and the garden.
How should I judge them?
Put them where the deck is going and look at them in morning and evening light. Wet one with the hose, stand on it, and leave them out for a week: every board lightens slightly in its first months and a sample that has sat in the sun shows you where the colour settles.












