Douglas Fir Decking Tiles 50×50×5 cm – Reinforced Thickness, 4 Tiles = 1 m²

Easily transform your outdoor space with our Douglas fir decking tiles from the Massif Central, designed to last. Thanks to their reinforced thickness of 5 cm (greater than the market standard of ~40 mm), these tiles offer better stability, increased resistance and a comfort close to that of a traditional wooden terrace.

Each tile measures 50×50 cm: 4 tiles cover exactly 1 m², for a quick and error-free calculation. French manufacturing, naturally durable wood class 3, ideal for terraces, balconies or garden pathways.

Why choose our Douglas fir decking tiles?

• Thickness 50 mm: more robust than the majority of decking tiles on the market (~40 mm)
• Douglas fir from the Massif Central: durable wood and French manufacturing
• 4 tiles = 1 m²: simple calculation, quick order
• Nailed slats: excellent long-term hold
• Quick installation: fitting without fixings or tools

Technical specifications

Simple and quick installation

Place your decking tiles directly on a stable surface (concrete, slab, prepared ground). On natural ground, use a geotextile to prevent grass regrowth.

Allow for 2 to 3 cm of ventilation under the tiles (pedestals or shims) and an expansion joint of 5 mm between each tile.

The tiles are laid freely, without fixings: ideal for quick or removable installation.

Douglas Fir Maintenance

Without treatment, Douglas fir takes on a natural grey tint within 6 to 12 months. This does not affect its durability.

To preserve its original colour:

• Apply an outdoor wood saturator once a year
• Clean with soapy water twice a year
• Avoid direct high-pressure cleaning

Frequently asked questions

How many tiles for 10 m²?

You need 40 tiles (4 tiles = 1 m²). Add 5 to 10% margin depending on your configuration.

Can they be laid on grass?

Yes, with a recommended geotextile to prevent regrowth and stabilise the base.

Can the tiles be cut?

Yes, with a circular saw. Protect the cuts with a suitable product.

Does Douglas fir resist without treatment?

Yes, naturally class 3. Treatment is purely aesthetic.

Is it slippery?

Like all wood, a wet surface can become slippery. Regular maintenance limits this.