A different approach to decking.
TimbAlume brings together two distinctly different material qualities. At its core is a precision extruded 6063-T5 aluminium profile, creating the clean geometry and detailing that define the system.
The walking surface is formed with a co-extruded Surlyn™ ionomer layer, finished with timber inspired colour and grain to create a warmer, more tactile architectural surface.
The result is neither conventional timber decking nor a traditional composite board. It is a different material approach, developed around aluminium's qualities, Surlyn™ surface finish as the visual and wear surface and considered detailing to finish the system.
MATERIAL COMPOSITION
Aluminium beneath. Timber character above.
Co-extruded Surlyn™ ionomer surface over a precision aluminium profile
01 — Aluminium profile
The underlying 6063-T5 aluminium profile forms the foundation of the board — the same alloy family widely used in architectural extrusions — and coordinates boards, edges and finishing components as one system.
02 — Surlyn™ surface
A co-extruded ionomer layer carries the colour, texture and embossed grain of the finished board as an integrated surface material.
03 — Timber-inspired texture
Embossed depth and grain variation create a warm, tactile architectural interpretation of timber while retaining the precision beneath, aiding slip resistance and longevity.
A wide board format.
The TimbAlume decking profile measures 171 mm overall board width with 142 mm effective cover. Boards are supplied in 5.8 m lengths. The wider format creates fewer visual lines across the finished surface and gives the deck a calmer, more contemporary appearance. Coordinated edge, starter and finishing components allow the deck to be considered as a complete visual system rather than simply a field of individual boards.
Designed together.
A considered deck is defined just as much by its edges, transitions and finishing details as by the boards themselves. The TimbAlume decking range is developed as a coordinated family of boards, starter and finishing profiles, edge and perimeter trims, coordinated fixing components and supporting system components where applicable.
The objective is simple: fewer improvised finishing details and a more resolved architectural result.
COLOURS
A considered material palette.
The TimbAlume decking collection is built around a deliberately restrained range of timber-inspired finishes. Our colours and embossed surface textures are selected for the most considered architectural finishes.
Natural Oak
Heritage Walnut
Smoke Black
Made for considered outdoor spaces.
TimbAlume decking is intended for contemporary residential outdoor applications where material selection and detailing are part of the overall architectural design. Consider it for outdoor entertaining areas, poolside surrounds, covered and uncovered decks, balconies and terraces, garden connections, contemporary renovations and new architectural homes.
Project-specific suitability, substructure design, fixing requirements and applicable regulatory requirements should always be confirmed before installation.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Decking, answered.
A few of the questions we are asked most often. Project-specific requirements should always be confirmed with your builder, engineer or installer.
How long will TimbAlume decking last?
TimbAlume is built around a durable aluminium profile rather than a timber board body. Actual service life depends on the environment, design, installation, use and maintenance of the complete project — so we do not quote a fixed lifespan figure. Routine care guidance is provided with the product to aid in longevity. However our products aim is to give you a much more maintenance free and long lasting decking product as we can.
What warranty does TimbAlume offer?
Our warranty terms can be found on our website and vary with use and environment. Generally though it is 20 years Residential and a 15 year commercial warranty.
Limited Pro-rated coverage. T+C's Apply
Can I install TimbAlume myself?
Suitability for self-installation depends on your project, substructure application and DIY capabilities. Installation documentation and project support are being developed and will accompany the product; engineered or trade input is required where the project, structure or building approval requires it. Ultimately Yes you can definitely build the deck yourself.
Can TimbAlume help with measurements and pricing?
Yes. Use the Decking Material Estimator on the pricing page for a first-pass quantity and cost, then contact TimbAlume with your project dimensions and we can help refine quantities, board counts and accessory requirements for a quotation.
Does TimbAlume offer installation?
TimbAlume is primarily a product supplier. Where appropriate, we can help connect you with independent installers and work with your project team on product quantities and system requirements.
MATERIAL SAMPLE PACK
Experience the surface firsthand.
The character of TimbAlume is difficult to judge from a screen alone. Request a physical sample to see the grain, colour, texture and aluminium profile in person and compare finishes against the other materials being considered for your project.
Detail matters.
TimbAlume is working with Australian engineering, testing and technical partners to develop the supporting documentation required for confident product selection and specification. Technical information will be published here as it becomes available and is confirmed for the TimbAlume system.
Board profile & dimensions · Installation information · Engineering information · Surface testing · Fire testing
Do not rely on preliminary, supplier or indicative technical information for project specification. Confirm the current TimbAlume documentation and project-specific requirements before use.