Decking
Siberian larch and pine decking
Siberian larch and pressure-treated pine are the affordable natural wood options. Larch is a naturally resistant softwood, light in colour, that turns silver-grey over time.
What it looks like
Larch is yellowish with small knots and weathers nicely to silver-grey. Pressure-treated pine has a light brown tone.
Durability and maintenance
Both are in durability class 3. They do not last as long as tropical wood, but with regular oiling and a well-ventilated substructure they last many years.
Installation
They are laid on joists at the recommended spacing, with gaps between boards and stainless steel screws so that no stains appear.
When to choose it
When budget matters most, or when you want a natural, Nordic look.
Guide price
Installation from 25 €/m²
Installation (labour) usually costs between 25 and 35 €/m². The difference comes from the material (dense tropical hardwood is harder to work than WPC), the substructure and how easy it is to reach the deck site.
Installation includes
- The joist substructure
- The boards, fixed with hidden clips or screws
- Cutting and edge finishing
Example: for a 20 m² deck, installation costs around 500–700 €.
You get the exact price in our quote, once we have seen the site and you have chosen the material.
We also sell materials only
If you are installing it yourself, we deliver the boards, substructure, clips and screws, with quantities worked out from your deck’s dimensions.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a larch deck last?
Less than a tropical wood deck, but with regular maintenance and good ventilation it lasts many years.
What sizes do you have?
Larch at 27 × 140 mm and pressure-treated pine at 28 × 145 mm.
Get a quote
Ask for a decking quote
Tell us the approximate area, the material you have in mind and where the deck will be (garden, roof, pool). Photos of the space help.