COMPOSITE DECKING · SITTINGBOURNE, KENT

A garden terrace with room to unwind

An expansive composite deck provides a usable area immediately outside the house, while a covered seating zone gives the layout a second focus. Its light finish sits alongside the dark garden structure and rear extension, bringing the different parts of the space together.

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Sittingbourne composite garden deck with broad steps and a covered seating area

One terrace, several ways to use it.

The deck runs across the rear of the property, creating a clear connection between the doors, outdoor furniture and garden. Rather than ending abruptly at the lawn, it changes level through broad steps that form part of the overall layout.

In the photographs, the board arrangement and border define the terrace’s shape. The light surface keeps the area visually open, while the planting, lawn and darker garden structure provide contrast around it.

This is a useful example of planning circulation alongside seating. The open part of the deck and the covered furniture area each have their own place, with a generous route between the house and the lawn.

Details worth considering for your garden.

A generous transition

The wide steps make the change in level part of the design, rather than a narrow passage added at the end.

A connected layout

The surface provides continuity between the rear doors and the seating area, keeping the garden accessible from both.

A clear boundary

The perimeter gives the deck a defined shape beside the lawn and planting. Edge details matter as much as the central boards.

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Send photos of your garden, approximate dimensions and the change in level you need to accommodate. Mention steps, edge protection and how you want to use the finished space.

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