FUTUREWOOD’S COMPLETE RANGE OF COMPOSITE TIMBER CLADDING AND FURNITURE SLATS

Canberra Light Rail Project

Futurewood composite timber provides a cost effective, low maintenance solution for outdoor screens, seating and decorative balustrades.

Futurewood stock a large range of battens in different sizes, finishes and colours and there is always the option of having your order custom made in different lengths, finishes and in a range of different colours and batten types.

For larger commercial projects, the team can even design your own batten shape as they did for the Canberra Light Rail Project.

Merrimac School

Also shown is an example of how an architect’s vision has been realised at the Merrimac School. This project is a great example of considered design coming to life with the right products.

Merrimac School

The large seating block is the centrepiece of this undercover outdoor area and has a sculpture like quality. The flexibility of the EnviroSlat 60mm x 40mm battens is on show as the battens are also used on this project for the window framing and decoration.

A new version of the EnviroSlat 60mm x 40mm slat is on show, now available as a co-extrusion in the colour Desert Oak on this park bench made by Commercial Systems Australia, and in the colour Rustic Merbau used for screening around this pool in Sydney.

The EnviroSlat 40mm x 30mm batten in the colour Slate Grey was used on play equipment manufactured and installed in a Sunbury playground by a_space.

a-space play equipment installed in a Sanbury Playground

Talk to Futurewood today about the type of timber battens you would like to use in your next project. With the Futurewood range of composite timber and custom design options, the possibilities are limitless and when you add in a huge range of composite timber decking boards under the CleverDeck brand, they really are a one-stop-shop for your outdoor timber needs.

For more information about Futurewood's full range of composite cladding, decking, fencing and screening, contact the team via the links below.