Modelo Prime in Antique
ModeloCompositeSolid core
- Photo 1: Modelo Prime Antique solid composite deck board lying on a concrete floor, showing its pale grey brushed wood-grain face
- Photo 2: Modelo Prime Coral solid composite deck board lying on a concrete floor, showing its light blue-grey brushed wood-grain face
- Photo 3: Modelo Prime Ipe solid composite deck board lying on a concrete floor, showing its dark brown brushed wood-grain face
- Photo 4: Modelo Prime Merbau solid composite deck board lying on a concrete floor, showing its red-brown brushed wood-grain face
- Photo 5: Modelo Prime Teak solid composite deck board lying on a concrete floor, showing its light pinkish-brown brushed wood-grain face
- Photo 6: Modelo Prime Charcoal solid composite deck board lying on a concrete floor, showing its dark charcoal brushed wood-grain face
$123 per m² across Australia, inc GST
$96.39 per 5.4 m board
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- Board size
- 140 × 23 mm5.4 m lengths
- Cap
- Not published
- Core
- Solid
- Fixing
- Not published
- Warranty
- Not published
- Joist centres
- Not published
Profiled, not yet in the designer
Nobody has sampled a swatch for Antique yet, so the designer can’t render it and no render colour is shown here.
Specifications
Every published fact, with its source and the day it was checked.
- solid coreclip groove14023
Deck board 140 × 23 mm · 5.4 m, drawn with solid core, cap not stated, grooved on both edges for hidden clips
The board
| Fact | Published value | Source · checked |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Wood-plastic composite | Green Forest Timber web page · checked |
| Core | Solid | Green Forest Timber web page · checked |
| Deck board | 140 × 23 mm, grooved both edges · 5.4 m lengths | Green Forest Timber web page · checked |
Other published facts (1)
Other published facts
| Fact | Published value | Source · checked |
|---|---|---|
| Construction | Capped composite made from recycled wood and plastic; "Premium SOLID" board (number of capped faces not stated). | Green Forest Timber web page · checked |
These are the rows for this colour’s board. The full specification, with every profile, is on the Modelo Prime page.
Every fact here carries its source and the day it was checked. Documents opened 6 Oct 2026.
Prices by state
Set your state once and every price on this site is quoted for it, including GST. Then this page shows the Modelo Prime prices in your state: each the average of the sellers we track there.
Modelo Prime: national averages, across Australia
| Board size | Average $/m² | Per board | Sellers | Prices to |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Modelo Prime 140 × 23 | $123.10 (assumes a 5 mm gap) | $96.39 / 5.4 m | 1 |
Prices from 1 seller across Australia. We don’t list the whole market, so other sellers may have different prices. Seen 14 Oct 2026.
Prices include GST. Each is the average of the sellers we track for that board, each seller counted once, with any price more than 25% from the middle one left out; sample data is badged.
† Per m² assumes a 5 mm gap between boards: the brand doesn’t publish one.
How we get these prices
Each price is an average of the retail prices we have seen for that board, with any price more than 25% above or below the middle price left out. Each seller counts once. Prices include GST and are per square metre of deck (the board’s cover width plus the gap beside it) and per board. Prices were seen on the dates shown on sellers’ own price lists and websites; confirm with the seller before you buy.
Per lineal metre: Modelo Prime 140 × 23 average $17.85.
Customer reviews
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Documents
The maker’s own documents, linked where they publish them (never re-hosted).
The maker publishes no installation guide or warranty document we could link yet.
All 1 source behind this page
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.





