Millboard decking and cladding boards
We are the official representative of the British manufacturer Millboard in Lithuania. Below is the full catalogue, 32 pages. Click a page to enlarge it.
How Millboard differs from composite boards
A Millboard board contains no wood. It is not a composite, although in shops it is usually compared with one.
The material is called Resin Mineral Composite. It is a mineral core reinforced with glass fibre, with a flexible Lastane surface that resists impact and staining. About 38 % of the raw material is recycled.
Why this matters: a composite board does contain wood, so it takes up moisture, swells and greys over the years. Millboard has no wood in it, so it does not rot, swell, split or attract insects.
The surface is an impression taken from real oak boards. The texture is that of real timber, not a repeating pressed pattern. Every board is coloured by hand in layers, so the shades differ a little. That is not a defect, it is the point of the product: two boards are not meant to look the same.
What you never have to do
No oiling. No sanding. No painting or impregnating. Ever.
Sweeping it and washing it now and then with a mild detergent is enough. That is all.
A timber deck has to be oiled every year or two, and if that is skipped it greys and splits. Not here.
Not slippery, and it stays that way
The Lastane surface is not slippery even when wet. Timber grows more slippery with time: it wears smooth and collects algae. Millboard does not behave that way.
Where safety matters most, on stairs, ramps and around pools, we recommend the Lasta-Grip collection with its raised ribs, so a foot will not slip even on a wet board.
Decking collections
- Enhanced Grain — the main one. A pronounced, freshly sawn timber texture. Widths 176 and 126 mm.
- Weathered Oak — an aged, quieter look. It suits houses in an older style. 200 mm wide.
- Lasta-Grip — with raised ribs, so a foot will not slip even on a wet board. 200 mm wide.
- Modello — the design line with a geometric pattern: Linear straight, Contour wavy. 196 mm wide.
- Bullnose — a finishing board with a rounded edge, for steps and deck edges. 150 mm wide.
All decking boards are 3.6 m long and 32 mm thick. Every collection is made of the same material — only the look and the surface differ.
Cladding collections
The cladding line is called Envello. The boards are 3.6 m long.
- Shadow Line+ — a smooth board with a narrow gap that casts a shadow line. The quietest and most modern of them. 200 mm wide, 18 mm thick.
- Board & Batten+ — a board with vertical battens, giving the facade a stronger rhythm. 200 mm wide, 26 mm thick.
- Envello Décor — aluminium inserts between the boards, 47 or 61 mm wide.
The facade is closed off with trim boards (146 mm), internal and external corners and aluminium profiles with perforated closure trims that let the wall breathe.
It is a system, not just boards
A deck or a facade is never only boards. It needs a subframe, fixings and finishing pieces.
Durafix is the concealed fixing. We screw the boards through the edge, from the side, and where there is no access from the side, through the face: the flexible surface closes over the head and hides it. Not one screw is visible on the finished deck.
When we price a project we always give the whole list: boards, subframe, fixings, trims and a layout drawing. That way you know the final price, not only the price of the boards.
Warranty
The manufacturer provides a 25-year warranty. We take care of the registration and the paperwork ourselves — the confirmation is handed over with the finished job.
What it costs
The price depends on the collection, the area and how much subframe and trim is needed. Send us the dimensions or a drawing and we will work out the quantities and prepare a quotation with a layout drawing.
The quickest way to decide is to drop into the showroom and hold a board in your hand. A photograph does not show the texture.