Futurewood CleverDeck Xtreme in Light Oak
FuturewoodCompositeSolid core
- Photo 1: CleverDeck Xtreme Light Oak deck wrapping a brick home, with a step-down edge, white bar stools and a potted plant
- Photo 2: Poolside deck in CleverDeck Xtreme Light Oak beside a swimming pool, with a white sun umbrella and an outdoor chair
- Photo 3: Three CleverDeck Xtreme composite deck boards in Light Oak, a studio board shot showing the colour and grain
- Photo 4: Pool surround in CleverDeck Xtreme Rustic Merbau 138 mm boards beside a lap pool and sun loungers in a Campbelltown backyard
- Photo 5: Front verandah decked in CleverDeck Xtreme Basalt 138 mm boards along a weatherboard house with black posts and railings
- Photo 6: Garden walkway and steps in CleverDeck Xtreme Desert Oak boards edged by lush tropical planting
- Photo 7: Low-height front deck and two wide steps in dark CleverDeck Xtreme Graphite 138 mm boards beside a clipped hedge
- Photo 8: Open backyard deck in pale grey-beige CleverDeck Xtreme Driftwood boards running to a timber fence and sliding doors
- Photo 9: CleverDeck Xtreme deck at dusk off a dark-clad home, with wall lights, a wire balustrade and an outdoor dining setting
- Photo 10: Three CleverDeck Xtreme composite deck boards in Blackbutt, a studio board shot showing the colour and grain
- Photo 11: CleverDeck Xtreme pool deck framing a rectangular in-ground pool in a suburban backyard with a hedge
- Photo 12: Three CleverDeck Xtreme composite deck boards in Rustic Merbau, a studio board shot showing the colour and grain
- Photo 13: Three CleverDeck Xtreme composite deck boards in Basalt, a studio board shot showing the colour and grain
- Photo 14: Three CleverDeck Xtreme composite deck boards in Desert Oak, a studio board shot showing the colour and grain
- Photo 15: Three CleverDeck Xtreme composite deck boards in Graphite, a studio board shot showing the colour and grain
- Photo 16: Three CleverDeck Xtreme composite deck boards in Driftwood, a studio board shot showing the colour and grain
- Board sizes
- 138 × 23 mm, 185 × 23 mm5.4 m lengths
- Cap
- Capped all roundA tougher outer shell that resists stains and fading
- Core
- Solid
- Fixing
- Hidden clips or face screwsFuturewood Combo Deck Clip (T-100 timber / M-100 metal)
- Warranty
- 10 years, residentialFade and stain: 10 years
- Joist centres
- 450 mm maxResidential
Light Oak: render colour, indicative. Sampled from the maker’s swatch image (Maker’s web page) on 6 Oct 2026 for the designer’s 3D view; never the real board. Order a sample before you choose.
Other colours of CleverDeck Xtreme (6)
Photos are the maker’s, credited. Render colours are indicative only.
Specifications
Every published fact, with its source and the day it was checked.
- solid corecapclip groove13823
Deck board 138 × 23 mm · 5.4 m, drawn with solid core, capped on every face, grooved on both edges for hidden clips
- 18523
Deck board 185 × 23 mm · 5.4 m, drawn with solid core, capped on every face, grooved on both edges for hidden clips
- 13823
Edge board 138 × 23 mm · 5.4 m, drawn with solid core, capped on every face, square edges
The board
| Fact | Published value | Source · checked |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Wood-plastic composite | Maker’s web page · checked |
| Core | Solid | Maker’s web page · checked |
| Cap | Capped all round (360°) | Maker’s web page · checked |
| Deck board | 138 × 23 mm, grooved both edges · 5.4 m lengths | Maker’s datasheet · checked |
Installation
| Fact | Published value | Source · checked |
|---|---|---|
| Max joist centres, residential | 450 mm How this was readDomestic table: maximum centre-to-centre at 90 deg to the joists, using a minimum of three joists; closer spacing (400 or 300 mm) is stronger. The guide gives domestic figures only. | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Max joist centres, boards laid diagonally | 350 mm How this was readBoards laid at 45 deg to the joists. Same table: 400 mm at 60 deg and 250 mm at 30 deg to the joists. | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Gap between boards | 6 mmSources disagree. Maker’s install guide says 5.5 (Same guide, fastening text (and the March 2023 edition): automatic spacing of 5.5 mm.). The published value comes from the higher-ranked source; safety facts take the conservative one. How this was readGap set by the Combo Deck Clip: 6 mm in this guide's ventilation text and its cover figures (144 mm for the 138 mm board, 191 mm for the 185 mm board) and on the web guide; the same guide's fastening text still says 'automatic spacing of 5.5mm (+/- manufacturing tolerances)' and the March 2023 edition says 5.5 mm everywhere (143.5/190.5 mm cover). The fixing table lists 'minimum spacing between boards (side to side) 2-3mm' (the guide does not say what it refers to; the BAL clip gives a 2-3 mm gap). 5 mm to a side wall running parallel to the boards. | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| End gap rule | Cut and lay boards at one temperature, below 30 deg C (mornings in summer/tropics): a 5.4 m board changes length about 2.5 mm per 10 deg C. Gaps: 2-5 mm at butt joins and mitres (boards up to 3 m, below 30 deg C; depends on region and temperature range), 5 mm where boards abut a wall, 2-7 mm between a butt end and a breaker board, 5 mm around protrusions for boards up to 3 m (7 mm over 3 m). | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Butt joints | Board ends land on a double joist How this was readButt joins are discouraged (preferred method is a breaker board); if used, boards up to 3 m only, over a double joist or cleat (minimum 90 x 45 mm) with 4 Combo clips per join; breaker and border boards should not exceed 3 m. | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Minimum clearance under the boards | 100 mm How this was readMinimum ground clearance over well-drained ground (guide: 300 mm is ideal "between the boards and the surface beneath the deck"; FAQ says 100 mm above well-drained soil or screenings). Over concrete the minimum is 25 mm with no water pooling and boards fixed to a batten of at least 25 mm. Do not seal off the deck ends; keep the area under the deck dry and free of vegetation. | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Subframes | timber, steel and aluminium How this was readPer fixing: Futurewood Combo Deck Clip (T-100 timber / M-100 metal) -> timber/steel/aluminium; Futurewood Locking Clip (LT-20 timber / LM-20 metal) -> timber/steel/aluminium; Futurewood Starting/Finishing Clip (SFT-20 timber / SFM-20 metal) -> timber/steel/aluminium; Futurewood BAL Clip (BAL-100) -> timber/steel/aluminium; Face screws through pre-drilled, countersunk holes -> timber | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Fixing: hidden clip | Futurewood Combo Deck Clip (T-100 timber / M-100 metal) | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Fixing: hidden clip | Futurewood Locking Clip (LT-20 timber / LM-20 metal) | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Fixing: hidden clip | Futurewood Starting/Finishing Clip (SFT-20 timber / SFM-20 metal) | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Fixing: hidden clip | Futurewood BAL Clip (BAL-100) | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Fixing: face screw | Face screws through pre-drilled, countersunk holes | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Installation guide | Maker’s install guide · checked |
Tested performance
| Fact | Published value | Source · checked |
|---|---|---|
| Bushfire attack level (AS 3959) | BAL-29 How this was readSpec page: test 'AS 3959-2009', result 'Passed BAL-29'; FAQ says Xtreme 'has been tested and passed the BAL29 level' and the BAL 29 page says suitable for BAL Low, 12.5, 19 and 29 (no BAL-40/FZ claim). The standard named is AS 3959-2009; AS 1530.8.1 is not mentioned and no laboratory, report number or tested configuration is published. Install guide: the BAL clip (BAL-100, nominal 2 mm gap) 'is a special clip designed to give a 2-3mm gap between boards as required in a high bush fire zone'; the product page says it is for BAL-rated decks where the gap needs to be 3 mm or less. | Maker’s datasheet · checked |
| Slip resistance (AS 4586) | P2 (wet pendulum) How this was readXtreme column of the product comparison chart ('Slip Resistance Level: P2'; Original and Eco-Pro show P5). No test method, slider, laboratory or report is named (the P-class notation suggests AS 4586 pendulum, but the site does not say). FAQ describes the standard wood-grain finish as 'mid-range slip resistance when either wet or dry'. | Maker’s web page · checked |
Warranty
| Fact | Published value | Source · checked |
|---|---|---|
| Warranty, residential | 10 years How this was read'Domestic installations'; runs from the date of original purchase from Futurewood or an authorised dealer. | Maker’s warranty · checked |
| Warranty, commercial | 7 years How this was readCommercial installations; same start date. | Maker’s warranty · checked |
| Fade and stain warranty | 10 years How this was readCovers 'excess colour variation (outside of the original light and dark colour shades) caused by the natural environment': 10 years domestic, 7 years commercial. There is no separate stain warranty. | Maker’s warranty · checked |
| Warranty conditions | Covers manufacturing faults, rot and termite damage, plus excess colour variation from the natural environment, if installed and used per Futurewood's published fixing and care and cleaning guidelines. Excludes accident, misuse, fire, acid/alkali, lightning, earthquake and other external causes (except rot and termite), use outside the guidelines, unauthorised modification, use with another product, wear and tear and shipping damage, and ancillary frame parts (steel or aluminium brackets, aluminium joists, plastic pedestals). Claims need photos and proof of purchase from Futurewood or an authorised dealer; remedy is repair/replace or a refund at Futurewood's option. Transferability, registration and pro-rata terms are not stated. | Maker’s warranty · checked |
Other published facts (15)
Other published facts
| Fact | Published value | Source · checked |
|---|---|---|
| Weight per 5400 mm board | 138 mm deck board 18.6-20.6 kg; 138 mm edge board 20.0-22.5 kg; 185 mm deck board 25.0-27.6 kg (published as 'Weight per Length' for 5400 mm boards; no per-metre figure) | Maker’s datasheet · checked |
| Spec-page material tests | Water absorption 0.31% (ASTM D1037-06a); thermal expansion 5.6 x 10^-5 mm/mm/deg C (ASTM D6341-10); density 1.25-1.30 g/cm3 (ASTM D792-08); abrasion resistance '> 42.5J' (ASTM D4060, as printed) | Maker’s datasheet · checked |
| Board cover with Combo clip | 138 mm board covers 144 mm (7 boards per lineal metre); 185 mm board covers 191 mm (5.25 boards per lineal metre) | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Construction | Co-extruded: shell of virgin polyolefins, filler, pigments and UV inhibitors over a core of hardwood wood flour, recycled polyolefins, filler and fungicides | Maker’s web page · checked |
| Standard surface finish (chart) | Chart row: 'Unique Fine Grain Pattern Surface Finish & Blended Colour Hues' (Xtreme column only) | Maker’s web page · checked |
| Slip finishes (FAQ) | Standard wood-grain finish gives 'mid-range' slip resistance wet or dry; coarse-grain or 'super slip resistant' finishes are available on custom orders only | Maker’s web page · checked |
| BAL suitability statement | Site says Xtreme is suitable for BAL Low, BAL 12.5, BAL 19 and BAL 29 (nothing for BAL-40 or BAL-FZ) | Maker’s web page · checked |
| Custom range | Custom colours and lengths in 138 mm or 185 mm wide x 23 mm thick scalloped-back grooved board; minimum order quantity, 50% deposit, 9-13 weeks (footnote on the same page says 10-13 weeks); custom dies for large commercial projects (tooling within 30 days of signed drawings) | Maker’s web page · checked |
| Custom-order colours (Colour Explorer) | Ash Grey and Riverstone Grey are listed under 'Xtreme Decking Custom Colours' (not stock) | Maker’s web page · checked |
| Stair and overhang limits | Stair stringers at 300 mm centres maximum (stairs must include a riser board); board overhang past the joist 10 mm maximum in width (edge boards and stair treads) and 50 mm maximum in length | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Clearance listing | Hot Deals lists Xtreme Graphite, Riverstone Grey, Desert Oak, Light Oak, Rustic Merbau, Blackbutt, Basalt (185 mm) and Graphite/Riverstone Grey Edge boards at 10-40% off; the page says discontinued items stay available only as custom orders and not every warehouse holds every product | Maker’s web page · checked |
| March 2023 guide edition | Still online as a separate upload: same table values, but Combo clip gap 5.5 mm and board cover 143.5 mm (138 mm board) / 190.5 mm (185 mm board) | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| August 2019 guide edition (third-party copy) | The PDF on Architecture & Design's storage is the 'Issued August 2019' edition: board cover 143 mm, 5.5 mm clip gap, 'Regular deck clip' naming, Diablo saw-blade advice; later editions (March 2023, April 2024) differ | Maker’s install guide · checked |
| Compatible Futurewood subframe | Design-registered aluminium joist/bearer (25, 50 or 90 mm high x 45 mm wide x 5400 mm) with adjustable pedestals; see brand notes | Maker’s web page · checked |
| Swatch tile images in uploads | The media library holds xtreme-rustic-tile-cc.jpg, xtreme-basalt-tile-cc.jpg, xtreme-desert-tile-cc.jpg and xtreme-graphite-tile-cc.jpg (uploaded 2023-07-04); these are the swatch URLs used above | Maker’s web page · checked |
These are the rows for this colour’s board. The full specification, with every profile, is on the Futurewood CleverDeck Xtreme page.
Every fact here carries its source and the day it was checked. Documents opened 6 Oct 2026.
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Documents
The maker’s own documents, linked where they publish them (never re-hosted).
- Installation guideCleverDeck Xtreme Composite Decking Installation Guidelines (PDF 'CleveDeck-Xtreme-Fixing-Guidelines.pdf', uploaded 2024-04-12, footer 'Issued March 2023'); linked from the Fixing Guidelines page
- DatasheetFuturewood CleverDeck brochure (edition marked 06/2020)
- DatasheetFuturewood Technical Specifications (web page)
- WarrantyFuturewood 10 Year Domestic & 7 Year Commercial Product Warranty - CleverDeck Xtreme (last updated December 2024)
All 14 sources behind this page
- CleverDeck Xtreme product page (comparison chart, custom options, deck clips, stock colours image)
- Futurewood FAQs (CleverDeck Xtreme, CleverDeck Original, EnviroSlat)
- Futurewood CleverDeck brochure (edition marked 06/2020)
- Futurewood Cost Estimator tool (fw-ce-calc widget: current decking products and descriptors)
- CleverDeck Xtreme Composite Decking Installation Guidelines (PDF 'CleveDeck-Xtreme-Fixing-Guidelines.pdf', uploaded 2024-04-12, footer 'Issued March 2023'); linked from the Fixing Guidelines page
- Futurewood Technical Specifications (web page)
- Futurewood 10 Year Domestic & 7 Year Commercial Product Warranty - CleverDeck Xtreme (last updated December 2024)
- Futurewood BAL 29 Decking page
- Futurewood Colour Explorer (page and its fw-ce-calc widget script: colour lists and swatch tiles)
- Futurewood Hot Deals (clearance) page
- CleverDeck Xtreme Installation Guide March 2023 (PDF uploaded 2023-08-23; earlier upload of the same guide)
- CleverDeck Xtreme Composite Decking Installation Guidelines, 'Issued August 2019' edition (PDF copy hosted by Architecture & Design)
- Futurewood Structural Aluminium Deck Frame & Joist System page
- Futurewood WordPress media library listing (REST API; 2023-07 colour tile images)
Facts are taken from the highest-ranked source (certificates and test reports, then install guides and datasheets, then warranties, then web pages); when sources disagree the specification says so, and safety facts take the conservative value. Every plan the designer draws from these figures is a concept plan, not for construction: the span tables behind its framing have been checked by a structural engineer, but a builder, building surveyor or certifier must check the plan before you build.
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