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Dark Ash Composite Battens

  • Dark Ash composite battens used for long, tall screen to edged boarded outdoor area with yew. Designed by Thouvenin Landscapes.
    Image also displays Millboard Burnt Cedar Fascia | Thouvenin Landscapes Ltd, www.thouveninlandscapes.com
  • Tall open-slatted screens of Dark Ash composite wood battens form boundary of RHS show garden behind colourful planted border.
    Designed by Lynn Cordall Landscapes, www.lynncordalllandscapes.com | Built by Mustard Seed Gardens, www.mustardseedgardens.co
  • Long white raised bed with small tree sits on patio in corner formed by fence of Dark Ash composite screening.
    Landscapes by Design, www.landscapesbydesign.co.uk
  • Long garden of modern 3-storey semi-detached house is partially bordered by stepped screening of Dark Ash composite battens.
    Designed by Jacob Betts of Urban Earth, www.urban-earth.co.uk
  • Airy blue and yellow-flowering plants in front of screening of Dark Ash composite battens. Design by Lynn Cordall.
    Designed by Lynn Cordall Landscapes, www.lynncordalllandscapes.com | Built by Mustard Seed Gardens, www.mustardseedgardens.co.uk
  • Close up swatch of Dark Ash Composite Battens, showing grey tones and lined texture. Free UK delivery available.
  • Patio featuring pergola has porcelain paving for garden tiles and steps leading up to lawn, surrounded by dark ash composite battens.
    The Landscape Design Studio
  • Tall screen of Dark Ash composite battens seen from one end, screws neatly placed at midpoint of width. Free UK delivery available.
    Thouvenin Landscapes Ltd, www.thouveninlandscapes.com
  • Lit up proteus pergola sits on porcelain paving with lawn and flowerbeds surrounding, enclosed by dark ash composite battens.
    The Landscape Design Studio
  • Small, narrow show garden, paved with bricks and gravel, has tall fence of Dark Ash composite battens down one side. Shed on other.
    Designed by Lynn Cordall Landscapes, www.lynncordalllandscapes.com | Built by Mustard Seed Gardens, www.mustardseedgarde
  • Outdoor kitchen with fridge and wood-burning pizza oven, and sink unit backed by screen of Dark Ash composite battens.
    Thouvenin Landscapes Ltd, www.thouveninlandscapes.com
  • Hot tub on raised decking, bordered on 2 sides by screens of Dark Ash Composite timber battens. Designed by Thouvenin Landscapes.
    Thouvenin Landscapes Ltd, www.thouveninlandscapes.com
  • Dark Ash composite screening battens used as tall screen at edge of lawn with low planting. Designed by Thouvenin Landscapes.
    Thouvenin Landscapes Ltd, www.thouveninlandscapes.com
  • Close up panel of Dark Ash Composite Battens, showing grey tones and lined texture. Free UK delivery available.
  • Close-slatted fence of Dark Ash composite battens, incorporating almost invisible matching door in open-air corner between 2 walls.
    Heritage Landscapes, www.heritagegardeners.co.uk
  • Dark Ash composite battens used for long, tall screen to edged boarded outdoor area with yew. Designed by Thouvenin Landscapes.
  • Tall open-slatted screens of Dark Ash composite wood battens form boundary of RHS show garden behind colourful planted border.
  • Long white raised bed with small tree sits on patio in corner formed by fence of Dark Ash composite screening.
  • Long garden of modern 3-storey semi-detached house is partially bordered by stepped screening of Dark Ash composite battens.
  • Airy blue and yellow-flowering plants in front of screening of Dark Ash composite battens. Design by Lynn Cordall.
  • Close up swatch of Dark Ash Composite Battens, showing grey tones and lined texture. Free UK delivery available.
  • Patio featuring pergola has porcelain paving for garden tiles and steps leading up to lawn, surrounded by dark ash composite battens.
  • Tall screen of Dark Ash composite battens seen from one end, screws neatly placed at midpoint of width. Free UK delivery available.
  • Lit up proteus pergola sits on porcelain paving with lawn and flowerbeds surrounding, enclosed by dark ash composite battens.
  • Small, narrow show garden, paved with bricks and gravel, has tall fence of Dark Ash composite battens down one side. Shed on other.
  • Outdoor kitchen with fridge and wood-burning pizza oven, and sink unit backed by screen of Dark Ash composite battens.
  • Hot tub on raised decking, bordered on 2 sides by screens of Dark Ash Composite timber battens. Designed by Thouvenin Landscapes.
  • Dark Ash composite screening battens used as tall screen at edge of lawn with low planting. Designed by Thouvenin Landscapes.
  • Close up panel of Dark Ash Composite Battens, showing grey tones and lined texture. Free UK delivery available.
  • Close-slatted fence of Dark Ash composite battens, incorporating almost invisible matching door in open-air corner between 2 walls.

Dark Ash Composite Battens

from £14.00 + VAT Ea (£16.80 inc VAT)
Stock Item FREE* Delivery. Available in 1–2 days
Item not on display in our showrooms.
"The Dark Ash composite battens look super impressive and have lower maintenance than your usual battens – rustic feel while fitting into…(Read More)" modern designs. Would recommend!"
Thouvenin Landscapes | www.thouveninlandscapes.com

Options Available

Bring character and movement to projects with the ash tones, intertwined with white specks in Dark Ash Composite Battens. This rustic feel of these composite battens will create an impressive vertical structure when paired with Brushed Dark Ash DesignBoard. Lower maintenance than wood and hard-wearing make composite screening battens an excellent product. Before buying, we recommend that all customers read our Product Guide.
Dimensions See Options Available table above
Tolerance +/- 3.6mm length, 1mm width & thickness
Product Type Vertical Screening
Packaging Plastic Wrap
Suitable for Walls
Surface Finish Brushed finish
Edges Square
Material Type 50% PVC / 50% natural bamboo fibres
Country Of Origin China
Application External
Weight 4.78kg each
Frost Resistant Yes
Flexural Strength 21.7 Mpa
Water Absorption 0.51%
Fixings per board 4
Install Preparation Due to Battens being manufactured from 50% natural fibres there will be an element of colour variation. We advise mixing the battens prior to installation to spread any possible variation throughout the project and give a more natural appearance.
Installation Method

Option 1: pilot hole with stainless steel screws.

Option 2: colour match screws.

Please read our Product Guide for further information.
Cutting Bench mounted drop saw fitted with a carbon tipped timber/multi purpose blade
Joint Width Minimum 4mm between boards, 4mm between ends

Aftercare

Although Composite Battens are low maintenance compared to a natural wood deck which will require cleaning and treating to preserve the life of the material, it does still require cleaning in order to keep it looking at its best. There is nothing special in the way the battens should be cleaned and he use of a stiff brush and a hose or alternatively a jet wash will remove most marks and dirt. You can clean your the battens as often as you like but as a guide every 9 - 12 months is what we expect to be the average, depending on location, usage and how clean you would like to keep them.

Please see our FAQs for more information.

Delivery Cost

Free of charge on orders over £750 + VAT.

A flat charge of £65 applies to all orders under £750 + VAT.

Delivery Times

Choose your delivery date when checking out. Timed slots are not available.

Free* next day delivery available to certain postcodes. (*T&C's apply)

Free* next day delivery available, depending on your postcode and stock availability. A flat rate upgrade charge of £15 + VAT may be applicable for this service. (*T&C's apply)

Returns

Cancel up to 14 days from the date of delivery. Products to be returned in the same condition and packaging. No returns for bespoke or pre-sealed items.

You will be responsible for returning the material to London Stone. Collection can be made by us but this will incur a collection cost.

Installation materials

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