The porcelain decking range, Dura Deck® Inspire, has been crafted to provide a variegated wood-grain finish whilst maintaining the typical qualities of porcelain planks: achieving the look of traditional timber without compromising on strength and resistance.

At 1.8 m long and a width of 200 mm, the products are the only porcelain products available that achieve a timber ‘plank’ appearance rather than the ‘slab’ effect normally associated with porcelain – a feat of engineering and in keeping with the innovation that this product brings to the market.

A solution is provided for applications where fire safety is of heightened importance. Dura Deck® Inspire is completely resistant to open flames and extreme temperatures, with an A1 fire rating in accordance with BS EN 13501. This luxury product is perfect for high-rise applications, such as balconies and roof terraces.

Dura Composites has developed a patent-pending plank retainer system for installing Dura Deck® Inspire on open steel framed balconies, which enables a floating decking system to be installed under self-weight, without the risk of planks falling should a breakage happen. The Dura Deck® Inspire Plank Retainer also helps prevent wind uplift and facilitates the quick removal of the decking for maintenance or similar.

Features and benefits:

Four attractive colours with variegated woodgrain patterns and textures.
A1 fire rated – suitable for high-rise applications.
Anti-slip surface – suitable for waterside environments.
Strong and durable – great for heavy traffic areas.
Minimum 60-year lifetime expectancy.
Long-lasting properties mean minimal upkeep.
Concealed fixings for a clean premium finish.
Minimal-to-no water absorption 0.04%.
Ten year warranty.
UV/colour fade resistant.
Mould and stain resistant.
Doesn’t scratch, splinter or warp.
Easy installation that works seamlessly with our aluminium substrate in any outdoor environment.

A2 fire-rated aluminium Dura Bearers and Pedestals are also available (specified separately).

Dura Deck Inspire Compression Test