COMPOSITE DECKING · DEAL, KENT

An ash-coloured deck beneath a timber pergola

A dedicated decking area gives this Deal garden a place to sit and spend time outside. Ash-coloured composite boards form the surface beneath a timber pergola with a pitched roof, creating a distinct seating zone within the wider garden layout.

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Ash-coloured composite deck and timber pergola in Deal

A separate space for outdoor seating.

The composite deck sits beneath the pergola, giving the covered area its own clearly defined floor. Its ash colour provides a light contrast with the timber posts and roof structure.

This was part of a broader landscaping project that also included sandstone paving, timber sleeper planters and walls, and a resin-bound central area. The decking provides a different surface within that layout, setting the seating space apart from the surrounding paths and planting.

The junction between the deck and the neighbouring paving is an important part of the design. Considering those edges together helps the garden feel connected while allowing each area to serve a different purpose.

Planning the deck as part of the garden.

A dedicated seating area

The pergola and decking establish a clear place for outdoor furniture, separate from the garden’s other surfaces.

Colour and material together

The ash-coloured composite surface complements the natural timber structure above it.

Connections at the edges

The decking, paving and planted areas meet within one layout. Their boundaries help define how the space is used.

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