Brite Decking NextGen Titanium Signature in Dove Grey

Signature brochure: 350 mm residential for the 140x25 board; the July 2026 install guide does not list a 25 mm Titanium board.

Signature brochure: 300 mm commercial.

Table read from the rendered guide page. The guide's rule of thumb also says "maximum 5mm" although its own table lists totals up to 8.4 mm and its worked example gives 8.1 mm. An older FAQ says "allow 2mm for every plus or minus six degrees... up to a maximum of 6mm".

Guide p.16: stagger butt joints and land each board end on a double joist (one joist per board end); clips on the edge of each board, 4 clips per butt joint. Breaker boards (set across the run on their own joists) are strongly recommended for deck lengths over 4 m, and anti-creep clips are required for board lengths over 4 m.

Guide pp.4 and 7: at least 30 cm ground clearance beneath the deck over normal ground (soil); boards must sit on a ventilated substructure, never directly on the ground, and the deck must not be boxed in. Over concrete or hard surfaces the table gives a 3 cm minimum clearance (composite battens 57x32 mm at up to 450 mm centres). Maximum board overhang 20 mm.

Per fixing: BriteDeck plastic concealed deck clips, starter clips and screws (supplied with board orders) -> timber/steel; Stainless steel deck and starter clips (optional, extra cost; 3 mm board gap) -> subframes not stated; Anti-creep clips (nylon/plastic and metal versions) -> subframes not stated; Fascia and vertical-use face-fix screws (customer-supplied) -> subframes not stated

BriteDeck plastic concealed deck clips, starter clips and screws (supplied with board orders)

Brochure claim only. No test report is posted for the 25 mm Signature board; the Intertek Titanium slip report (P5 with slider 55, R11) is for the 24 mm D140-T24 board.

Brochure claim only. No test report is posted for the 25 mm Signature board; the Intertek Titanium slip report (P5 with slider 55, R11) is for the 24 mm D140-T24 board.

Warranty page lists "NextGen Titanium" 30 years residential without naming Signature; the Signature brochure says "backed by a 30-year structural warranty".

Warranty page lists NextGen Titanium 15 years commercial; Signature is not named separately.

Taken from the web summary because the full v1.4 (September 2026) PDF link is dead (404). Transferability, registration and pro-rata schedule could not be confirmed; the July 2024 T&C PDF said the warranty was for the original purchaser only (first subsequent user covered where a builder bought the product) with claims lodged within 72 hours of the defect becoming apparent.