Best Patio & Decking UK (2026) — Page 4

Pros

• Removes dirt, algae and mildew to restore decking colour
• Opens wood pores ready for oil or stain
• Covers up to 25 square metres per 5L

Cons

• Needs a stiff brush and rinsing for best results

Pros

• Solid board profile for extra strength underfoot
• Wood-effect grain finish without the maintenance
• UV-resistant colour that will not rot or splinter

Cons

• Solid boards are heavier to handle than hollow profiles

Pros

• Wood-plastic composite resists rot and splintering
• Interlocking tiles click together without tools
• Covers roughly 1.44m² per pack of 16

Cons

• Sub-base should be level for the best finish

Pros

• Individual tiles let you buy exactly the coverage needed
• Hard-wearing acacia hardwood slats
• Quick to lay over existing patios or decking

Cons

• Natural wood needs occasional oiling to keep colour

Pros

• Deep embossed woodgrain finish looks natural
• Low-maintenance — no sanding, staining or oiling required
• Covers a generous 9 sqm area per pack

Cons

• Higher upfront cost than timber decking

Pros

• Click-together tiles cover 0.9sqm with no tools required
• Made from recycled composite that resists cracking and fading
• Slatted design allows water to drain away freely

Cons

• Sub-base needs to be level for tiles to sit flush