Trex Composite Screws

Trex Screws are available in: Dark Grey (Island Mist), Light Grey (Gravel Path), Dark Brown (Spiced Rum & Lava Rock) & Light Brown (Tiki Torch). These screws are covered in epoxy and are used to secure Trex Square Edge Boards for a traditional front facing method.

From £58.59
exc VAT
From £58.59
exc VAT
Trex Screws are available in: Dark Grey (Island Mist), Light Grey (Gravel Path), Dark Brown (Spiced Rum & Lava Rock) & Light Brown (Tiki Torch). These screws are covered in epoxy and are used to secure Trex Square Edge Boards for a traditional front facing method.

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Example calculation:

4m (width) x 2m (length) = 8m2 x 1.1 (10%) = 8.8m2

Board coverage = 1.92m2 (This is an example for Hardwood)

8.8 x 1.92m2 = 16.89 - 17 boards

Use this method to calculate how many boards you need to order to build your deck.

Regardless of the finished deck shape, measure the longest point (length) and the widest point (width).

Multiply the width by the length, e.g: 4m (width) x 2m (length) = 8m2. The resulting number is how many square meters your deck is covering.

If your finished deck is almost square with very few "cut outs" then add 10% to your square meterage figure (to allow for cuts and odd lengths), e.g: 8m2 x 1.1 = 8.8m2

Now divide the square meterage by the Coverage figure for your selected deck, look this up on the product page as each decking type can be different, e.g: 8.8m2 (square meterage) x 1.92 (Coverage) = 16.89

Finally round this up to whole boards and the result will be how many boards you need to build your deck, e.g: 17 boards for a 4m x 2m deck

London Decking Measuring Guide

Example calculation:

4m (width) x 2m (length) = 8m2 x 1.1 (10%) = 8.8m2

Board coverage = 1.92m2 (This is an example for Hardwood)

8.8 x 1.92m2 = 16.89 - 17 boards

Use this method to calculate how many boards you need to order to build your deck.

Regardless of the finished deck shape, measure the longest point (length) and the widest point (width).

Multiply the width by the length, e.g: 4m (width) x 2m (length) = 8m2. The resulting number is how many square meters your deck is covering.

If your finished deck is almost square with very few "cut outs" then add 10% to your square meterage figure (to allow for cuts and odd lengths), e.g: 8m2 x 1.1 = 8.8m2

Now divide the square meterage by the Coverage figure for your selected deck, look this up on the product page as each decking type can be different, e.g: 8.8m2 (square meterage) x 1.92 (Coverage) = 16.89

Finally round this up to whole boards and the result will be how many boards you need to build your deck, e.g: 17 boards for a 4m x 2m deck

London Decking Measuring Guide

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