Thermo-Nordic Pine Flat & Fluted Decking DTD2

Product Description

Thermo-Nordic Pine is characterful with a mix of sound knots and pronounced grain. It produces a stable, attractive and high performing decking board to any outside space

Profile Description

DTD2 is a decking profile developed by Duffield Timber, with a double-textured face — smooth edges and a fine fluted, ribbed centre. Once laid, it creates a modern, stylish deck with an eye-catching pattern.

Key Features

20 x 142mm

Available Lengths

2.75m - 5.1m

Price	Variation
£5.20	per linear metre
£35.37	per square metre

prices shown exclude VAT

Product Features

Species available

Three horizontal wooden planks with narrow white gaps, showing light to medium brown tones and visible wood grain.

Iroko

Frequently Asked Questions

Essential need-to-knows when planning a timber decking project.

Decking is an outdoor flooring system usually used as a way of extending functional space beyond the interior of a building. It can be raised or at ground level.
Structurally, it is composed of boards that are precision-machined to a consistent shape and size, which are then laid over a supporting frame to create a level surface.
In residential properties, decking is commonly found in gardens and patios. In commercial environments, it’s often used for high-traffic walkways and leisure spaces.
The most popular material to create decking is timber, due to its natural durability, strength, sustainability and aesthetic appeal. Low-maintenance composite solutions are also widespread.
Start by sweeping away obvious debris and then apply a deck cleaner. There are many great options available at home improvement stores.
You can also create your own cleaning solution using a small amount of dish washing soap with warm water.
Let the solution sit for 10-20 minutes (or however long the product instructions recommend) and then lightly scrub with a stiff brush.
Finally, rinse the deck with a garden hose or low-pressure washer and allow it to completely dry. In winter, this can take a lot longer than anticipated.
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It depends on the standard of the decking product you choose and whether you need to hire a professional for installation.
Including only the timber boards:
- Premium hardwood decking, such as iroko or oak: around £60 per m² + VAT
- Mid-range quality softwood decking, such as Thermo-pine: around £35 per m² + VAT
- Lower-end tanalised softwood decking, such as those at DIY stores: around £25 per m² + VAT
- Composite decking: around £40 per m² + VAT
Taking a typical decking area of around 20m², boards in a higher-end species like iroko will cost around £1100 + VAT. In a quality mid-range species like Thermo-Nordic pine, it'll be £640 + VAT. At the lower end, a tanalised softwood deck may run you as little as £300.
Note that the costs above don’t factor in installation costs, which can run £250–£350 per day. For a two-day job, be prepared to pay in the £600 region.
So, for a rough cost estimate that includes both timber boards and installation costs:
- Premium hardwood decking: around £120 per m²
- Mid-range quality softwood decking: around £80 per m²
- Lower-end tanalised softwood decking: around £60 per m²
- Composite decking: around £100 per m²
Given these labour and installation costs will be roughly similar regardless of the quality of timber you choose, we’d recommend a high-end, mid-range or composite option to maximise your investment.
Read more: How much does timber decking cost and how much do I need?

Species:
Thermo-Nordic Pine

Thermo-Nordic Pine is Scandinavian Pine (Pinus sylvestris), thermally modified using heat and steam to improve dimensional stability and biological durability.

Above 200°C, the timber reaches the "Thermo-D" standard, patented and trademarked by the International ThermoWood Association (ITWA).

All boards are machined to profile on-site to suit your project.