Fine Woodgrain Composite Decking

Reversible composite decking with two faces in every board.

WoodEver Fine Woodgrain is a reversible 138 x 23 x 5400mm composite deck board. Each Standard Board has two finished faces in a colour pair, so you choose the face on site, and the Bullnose comes in all six face colours.

Applications
DecksBalconiesCourtyardsAlfresco areasGarden paths

Product planning

Useful information before a sample or quote request.

Start with these public planning details, then request the current product documents needed for the exact project. Compliance-sensitive ratings should never be inferred from general website copy.

Board138 x 23 x 5400mm

Reversible Standard Board and single-colour Bullnose in the same size.

FacesTwo finished faces per board

Three colour pairs; choose the visible face on site.

Joist spacingMaximum 350mm centres

Allow movement gaps and support both ends of every board join.

Fixings23mm metal or universal plastic clips

About 3–4mm or 5–6mm board gap. Screws are sold separately.

Why this surface

A coordinated surface for everyday outdoor spaces.

Two faces, one board

Each Standard Board carries both colours of its pair. Turn it over to change the look, or use both faces to mark out a border or zone.

Three colour pairs

Silver Maple, Mocha Ember and Heritage Charcoal. Each pair puts two different colours on the two faces of one board.

Single-colour Bullnose

The Bullnose comes in all six face colours, so the exposed edge matches the face you show.

Slimmer 23mm board

138 x 23mm in 5.4m lengths, with six hollow cores and grooves on both sides for hidden clips.

Hidden clip choice

23mm metal clips leave about a 3–4mm board gap; universal plastic clips leave about 5–6mm. Clip packs do not include screws.

Installation checks

Keep joist centres within 350mm, allow movement gaps and support both ends of each board join.

ConstructionReversible wood-plastic composite with two finished faces
Standard Board138 x 23 x 5400mm, reversible
Bullnose138 x 23 x 5400mm, single colour
Colour pairsSilver Maple, Mocha Ember, Heritage Charcoal
Bullnose coloursAged Wood Grain, Charcoal, Coffee Grain, Ember Brown, Light Grey, Maple
Hollow cores6
Hidden clips23mm metal clips or universal plastic clips
Maximum joist spacing350mm centres
Facts reviewed18 October 2026

Where to buy

In stock at Builto, Melbourne.

Builto in Hallam stocks the full Fine Woodgrain Composite Decking range for pickup and delivery. See current prices at Builto. Stock last checked 28 Oct, 6:21 pm.

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Standard Board138 x 23 x 5400mmIn stock
Bullnose138 x 23 x 5400mmIn stock

Product facts reviewed 18 October 2026.

Colours & finishes

Three colour pairs, two faces on every board.

Each Standard Board carries both colours of its pair. The Bullnose is a single colour, so pick the one that matches the face you show.

Silver Maple reversible board showing the Light Grey and Maple faces

Silver Maple

Light Grey / Maple

Mocha Ember reversible board showing the Coffee Grain and Ember Brown faces

Mocha Ember

Coffee Grain / Ember Brown

Heritage Charcoal reversible board showing the Aged Wood Grain and Charcoal faces

Heritage Charcoal

Aged Wood Grain / Charcoal

Bullnose colours
  • Aged Wood Grain
  • Charcoal
  • Coffee Grain
  • Ember Brown
  • Light Grey
  • Maple

WoodEver decking ranges

Fourth Generation or Fine Woodgrain?

Both ranges come in 5.4m lengths, use hidden clips and need joists at no more than 350mm centres. Builto in Melbourne stocks both.

DetailFourth Generation Fine Woodgrain
ConstructionCo-extruded capped board, one finished faceReversible board, two finished faces
Board size140 x 25 x 5400mm138 x 23 x 5400mm
Colours8 colours3 colour pairs; Bullnose in 6 colours
ProfilesStandard Board, Bullnose, Fascia BoardStandard Board, Bullnose
Hidden clips25mm metal or universal plastic23mm metal or universal plastic
Slip test15°, R10 (AS 4586-2013 App. D)Not published

How it compares

Compare material paths before deciding.

vs. Timber

A timber-look board system without the routine oiling and refinishing cycle of coated timber. Cleaning, drainage and installation requirements still apply.

vs. Generic Composite

A coordinated architectural palette with physical samples available for comparison in the project's actual exterior light.

vs. Concrete & Pavers

A timber-look, board-based alternative for outdoor surfaces. Subframe, drainage, heat and installation suitability should be assessed for each site.

Installation

Confirm the complete system before installation.

Fine Woodgrain Composite Decking

This is an ordering checklist, not an installation guide. Match boards, trims and fixings to the current document for the exact product before work starts.

1

Confirm the exact profile, board direction and edge details

2

Obtain the current subframe, gap and approved-fixing requirements

3

Check colour, batch, quantities and delivery access before cutting

Request current accessory options

Care

Use current care information.

Wash with water and mild soap for routine cleaning
Remove loose debris as part of routine cleaning
Keep intended drainage and ventilation paths clear
Do not use unapproved chemicals or powered cleaning equipment

Decision guide

Is composite decking the right fit for this project?

Use this checklist before requesting samples or a quote. It gives homeowners, builders and designers the practical context needed to compare WPC decking with timber, tiles or concrete.

01

Best-fit applications

WoodEver composite decking can be considered where a timber look and fewer refinishing steps are part of the project brief.

  • Pool surrounds and barefoot-use zones requiring project checks
  • Balconies, courtyards and alfresco areas
  • Family decks where surface feel and routine coating are concerns
02

Details to confirm before ordering

A useful quote needs more than total square metres. Board direction, trims, stairs, wastage and access all affect the final material list.

  • Finished deck area and board direction
  • Subframe type, drainage fall and ventilation
  • Edge trim, fascia and starter clip requirements
03

Maintenance expectation

WPC decking is low-maintenance, not no-maintenance. Use water and mild soap for routine cleaning, remove loose debris and keep drainage paths clear.

  • No routine sanding, oiling or painting
  • Avoid unapproved chemicals or powered cleaning equipment
  • View physical samples in sun and shade

Ready to see it in person?

Request current sample options and compare available finishes in your own light before committing.

Request Samples

Need a quantity estimate?

Use the deck calculator for a conservative board estimate before final layout and quote review.

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FAQ

Decision-focused answers before you specify.

Quick guidance on samples, quoting, buying paths and project support.

Yes. Each Standard Board has two finished faces in a colour pair, so either face can be laid up. Keep the face you show consistent across each visible area.

Three colour pairs: Silver Maple (Light Grey / Maple); Mocha Ember (Coffee Grain / Ember Brown); Heritage Charcoal (Aged Wood Grain / Charcoal). The Bullnose comes in a single colour: Light Grey, Maple, Coffee Grain, Ember Brown, Aged Wood Grain, Charcoal.

23mm hidden metal clips (about a 3–4mm board gap) or the universal plastic clips (about 5–6mm). Use 23mm starter C clips on the first board. Clip packs do not include screws.

Fine Woodgrain is a reversible 138 x 23mm board with two finished faces. Fourth Generation is a co-extruded capped 140 x 25mm board with one finished face, eight colours and a Fascia Board.

Builto in Hallam, Melbourne stocks the Standard Board in all three colour pairs and the Bullnose in all six colours.