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Decking SystemsRegalboard PU
REGALBOARD
More than wood. A remarkably natural composite system for refined outdoor spaces and architectural facades.
Natural grain, engineered.
What is Regalboard?
The character of aged timber, recreated for modern architecture.
Every moulded wood grain is developed with meticulous artisan attention. Regalboard does not fell wood; it creates a highly realistic wood-like building material with the durability expected from an advanced composite system.
200+
Years of weathered timber character referenced in the grain library
2
Distinct surface families: refined and weathered grain
1
Integrated system for decking, trims, edges and cladding
Why choose Regalboard
Performance engineered beneath a natural surface.
Durable soft-touch cap
An engineered polyurethane surface combines a natural feel with strong abrasion and scratch resistance.
Tighter cap-to-core bond
A structural slot design improves the locking effect for a safer and more reliable bond.
Lower movement
An integrated stabilising sheet helps control expansion and contraction across changing conditions.
Outdoor project guide
Compare Regalboard for real outdoor project conditions.
Before choosing a decking or cladding system, review the practical details that affect long-term performance: moisture exposure, cleaning, fastening, colour selection and approval documents.
Outdoor durability
The PU-capped surface is designed for weather, UV, stains and abrasion, reducing the maintenance burden associated with painted or oiled timber.
Cleaner installation
Decking, trim and edge profiles are planned as one system, supporting hidden clips, neat borders and repeatable site detailing.
Use and safety checks
For terraces, hospitality areas and poolside routes, request the relevant slip, fire and warranty documents for the target market.
Project document support
Samples, section drawings and test documents help distributors, designers and contractors compare Regalboard against timber and conventional WPC.
Material comparison
Timber character with a lower-maintenance material system.
Compare the options by the criteria that usually decide an outdoor project: upkeep, moisture behaviour, fixing details, surface feel and technical documentation.
Traditional choice
Timber decking
Warm and familiar, with natural movement and regular care to consider over time.
- Needs coating, oiling or refinishing schedules
- Can splinter, stain or change texture as it ages
- Moisture and shade can increase maintenance demand
- Best suited to projects that accept natural timber upkeep
Common alternative
Conventional WPC
Useful for many outdoor projects, but surface quality and fixing detail vary widely between suppliers.
- Check cap thickness, scratch resistance and colour stability
- Confirm substructure rules for damp or low-clearance sites
- Ask how edges, trims and expansion gaps are handled
- Compare samples under real daylight before approval
Regalboard option
Regalboard PU system
A capped system for projects that want timber character with cleaner installation and lower routine maintenance.
- PU surface for wood-like touch, abrasion resistance and easier cleaning
- Decking, trim and edge boards planned as one coordinated system
- Hidden fixing route for a cleaner finished terrace
- Samples and technical documents available for project review
Surface character
Rare grain patterns, made reproducible.
Regalboard weathered grain patterns were selected from reclaimed lumber exposed to natural conditions for more than 200 years. Deep, lifelike textures preserve the knots, splits and tonal variations that make aged timber so distinctive.
Refined Grain
Balanced, quiet and architectural
Weathered Grain
Deeply tactile, expressive and naturally varied
Decking system
Profiles designed to work together.
Available colours
Weathered Grain Decking
- Dimensions
- 175 x 24 mm
- Weight
- 3.91 kg / m
- Joist spacing
- 400 mm
Refined Grain Decking
- Dimensions
- 175 x 22 mm
- Weight
- 3.38 kg / m
- Joist spacing
- 400 mm
Trim Board
- Dimensions
- 185.5 x 16 mm
- Weight
- 2.76 kg / m
- Joist spacing
- 400 mm
Edge Board
- Dimensions
- 48 x 22 mm
- Weight
- 0.45 kg / m
- Joist spacing
- 400 mm
Installation and specification
Installation details and documents for project approval.
Regalboard supports distributors, designers and contractors with samples, profile sections, installation guidance and market-specific documents for specification review.
Hidden clip fixing
Clip-based installation guidance keeps the walking surface clean while controlling board spacing and alignment.
Coordinated profiles
Decking, trim and edge profiles make it easier to plan steps, borders, raised terraces and cladding transitions.
Specification documents
Installation sections, maintenance guidance, warranty scope and market-specific test data can be reviewed before approval.
Customer projects
Material character in real outdoor settings.
From waterfront lounges to private terraces, the surface is designed to sit naturally within its architecture and landscape.
Regalboard Cladding
Shadow, grain and depth for the building envelope.
Board and Batten profiles use differing angles to create clear shadow definition between grain patterns and to support drainage when installed horizontally. Increased profile thickness adds impact resistance while preserving the look of crafted timber.
Fine details and natural imperfections are retained from the original oak moulds. Each length is hand coloured to establish the authentic wood finish Regalboard is known for.
Discuss a cladding project
Regalboard FAQ
Practical answers before a sample meeting.
Find practical answers about material use, wet areas, maintenance, installation and documents before requesting samples.
What is Regalboard made for?
Regalboard suits outdoor decking, trim, edge details and cladding where a realistic timber look needs to be paired with a lower-maintenance composite system.
Can Regalboard be used in wet or exposed spaces?
The PU-capped surface and composite structure support outdoor use. Final installation details need to match the project climate, drainage and substructure requirements.
How are the boards maintained?
Routine cleaning is intended to be simple: remove loose debris and clean with water and a soft brush when needed. Avoid harsh tools that could damage the surface.
Is the installation suitable for professional projects?
Yes. The system includes decking, trim and edge profiles, with hidden fixing guidance to support neat, repeatable installation on residential or commercial projects.
Can NEXTWOOD provide test data or warranty information?
Yes. Ask the NEXTWOOD team for the documents required by your target market, including installation guidance, warranty scope and relevant test information where available.
Regalboard by NEXTWOOD