The launch of the new ‘Classic’ range of decking means that it is now possible to specify softwood decking with all the aesthetics of hardwood. JB Antislip Plus Classic, JB CitiDeck Classic and JB Standard Classic have all the benefits of the John Brash softwood range: Manufactured from renewable European Redwood FSC & PEFC accreditation …
Category Archives: Decking
New Anti-slip decking strip for steps and changes of level
Specifying decking in high traffic areas such as stairs and ramps brings its own set of challenges. In order to help meet these challenges John Brash has developed a high visibility anti-slip deck board designed to work with both JBCitiDeck and JBAntiSlip Plus deck boards. The new deck board has a wide insert and a …
Use class treatment for timber decking – When to use Class 3 or Class 4?
When purchasing timber decking and associated joists or bearers, a common question is what Use Class should the timber be treated to? The answer is dependent on where the timber deck will be used.
Complementary joists and bearers for high performance timber decks
As a structural timber it is important that your timber deck is designed correctly, based on bearers, joist span, treatment class and strength grade of your timber. Even if this specification process is carried out accurately, the quality of the timber you use will affect the finished deck. The framework of the deck may be …
Structural grading for timber decking – C16 or C24?
All timber decks, whether domestic or commercial, are designed to carry specific loads; these include both uniformly distributed and point loads. The grade rules for the use of structural timber are set out within BS 4978:2007+A1:2011 but how do you know which grade to use?