London | Live life outside: Resin mineral board outdoor flooring, design and installation
This seminar provides a general overview of the design and installation of resin mineral board for outdoor flooring
Millboard decking combines the natural beauty of real timber with the high performance of unique wood-free material. As opposed to wood-plastic composite (WPC) decking, which is made through extrusion, Millboard decking is moulded from real Oak planks to replicate the natural character and grain detail in timber.
Where even the highest quality hardwood can warp, fade and quickly lose its original appeal, Millboard decking is crafted using a resin mineral composition (RMC) to withstand demanding outdoor environments. Made from Lastane, the textured top surface creates a resilient, low maintenance layer designed to resist algae and prevent slipping even in wet conditions.
Beneath the durable top Lastane layer lies a wood-free polymer resin core, reinforced with fibre for extra strength and durability, which means that it won't warp or rot like timber or WPC decking. And because Millboard is made in Britain using innovative techniques, it is also eco-friendly.
This seminar provides a general overview of the design and installation of resin mineral board for outdoor flooring. It will help you to understand the following topics:
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Understand the requirements and priorities for outside flooring
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Understand the regulations, technical and structural requirements for outside flooring areas
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Understand the differences between wood, wood-plastic composites and resin mineral board
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Understand the properties of resin mineral boards, identify potential applications, design considerations for specific areas and best practice.
Date
Thursday 30 January 2020
Venue
Millboard London Showroom
63 Goswell Rd
London
EC1V 7EN
Registration and tea/coffee: 18:00 - 18:30
CPD presentation: 18:30
Registration link: eventbrite.co.uk/e/live-life-outside-resin-mineral-board-outdoor-flooring-design-and-install-tickets-88431034605
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