Composite Decking Supplier for Denmark — Factory Direct WPC

Aarhus Handles the Container—Your Warehouse Decides the Route

Denmark’s main container gateway is a strong starting point, but a procurement comparison is only complete when the boards reach the receiving location.

Start with Denmark’s dominant container port

Port of Aarhus states that it is Denmark’s largest commercial port and handles more than 70% of the country’s container traffic. That makes Aarhus the first route to price for many Danish buyers, not an automatic promise that it is cheapest for every address. Port of Aarhus official overview.

Compare the same final delivery point

Ask the forwarder to price terminal handling, customs process, inland road or feeder movement, unloading constraints and container return to the same warehouse. A low ocean rate can be cancelled by the last leg.

Board length belongs in the logistics brief

Long boards change container loading, local vehicle choice, warehouse rack length and project waste. Send the receiving address and target stock lengths before the route is fixed so the packing plan and landed quotation describe the same order.

The Decking Range

Capped co-extrusion and classic uncapped, hollow and solid. Six sections that cover most distributor and project briefs.

Co-extrusion 23 × 138

Capped, hollow · 2.85 kg/m

The main capped section and the profile carrying our published R10 result.

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Co-extrusion 23 × 148

Capped, hollow, premium

A wider four-sided capped board for exposed terraces and hospitality work.

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Co-extrusion solid 20 × 140

Capped, solid core

Solid throughout for trafficked areas and exposed edges.

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3D embossed, round chamber

Deep-grain surface

Pronounced grain with a hollow round-cell core.

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3D embossed, square chamber

Deep-grain surface

The cost-led deep-grain section with a square-cell core.

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Classic 140 × 25

Uncapped, square chamber

First-generation grade for sheltered and price-led projects.

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Denmark Already Understands Composite Decking

The category does not need an introduction. A trade offer must explain why this range deserves space beside products already sold locally.

Use the language buyers already use

Danish buyers search for komposit terrassebrædder, WPC terrassebrædder, komposit terrasse and terrassebrædder i komposit. Those terms describe the category; the distributor still needs to differentiate profile, cap construction, colour, accessory system, warranty and document scope.

Low maintenance is not no maintenance

Composite decking does not need annual oiling or staining, but exposed decks still need leaves, salt deposits and organic dirt removed and drainage gaps kept open. We avoid the absolute phrase “maintenance-free” because it creates the wrong customer expectation.

Use 70 m² to test a coherent range

A first order can validate one profile, a focused colour pair, matching clips and joists, packaging, installer feedback and the route to the warehouse. The next order can widen the range from actual sales evidence.

What the Board Is Made Of, and What the Surface Does

The specification starts with the construction, not the colour name.

60% wood powder, 30% HDPE, 10% additives

On the capped range a co-extruded polymer shield wraps the WPC core. The shield is the wearing layer and carries the fade, stain and scratch resistance. Classic boards are uncapped, which lowers cost but changes the cleaning and weathering expectations.

Sections and textures are separate decisions

A complete specification names the range, profile, surface texture and colour. The full profile schedule is on the models page. Do not carry a span or metre weight from one section to another simply because the face width looks similar.

The gaps are working parts of the deck

Side and end gaps allow thermal movement and carry water off the face. They are not cosmetic tolerances. On exposed roof terraces or cold inland projects, blocked gaps turn rain and trapped water into standing water; on a long summer terrace, missing end gaps can turn expansion into buckling.

Colours — Three Ranges

Colour and texture are selected independently from the profile.

The full colour card

Capped co-extrusion: Teak, Antique, Redwood, IPE, Light-grey, Walnut.
Classic uncapped: Teak, Redwood, Walnut, Coffee, Chocolate, Ebony.
3D embossing: Teak, Red Wood, Walnut, Chocolate, Light Grey, Dark Grey.

Judge the sample where the project will be built

A sheltered courtyard, a coastal holiday home and an exposed harbour terrace do not read the same colour the same way. Put the physical sample outdoors at the project and compare it in wet and dry light. Dark exterior surfaces absorb more solar heat even in a cool climate, so shade and barefoot use still belong in the choice.

Order the whole visible area in one batch

Pigment is mixed into the extrusion run, so separate batches of the same named colour are not identical. Order one visible area together and keep spare boards from that batch. This matters on hotels and spa projects installed in stages.

Where Composite Decking Goes in Denmark

The hero and supporting examples are application illustrations, not claims of completed BOHAI projects in Denmark. They show the specification questions each setting creates.

Coastal houses and holiday homes

Salt-laden air changes the fastener and subframe specification. Keep the surface drained, keep ventilation open and name the metal grade for the actual exposure.

Urban gardens and roof terraces

Low thresholds, planters and parapets can restrict drainage and inspection. Set the build-up height, falls, access panels and structural loads before choosing a board.

Hospitality and harbour-side terraces

Restaurants and waterfront projects need replaceable details, batch-matched spares and fixings selected for exposure. The service plan belongs in the original quotation.

Installation and Accessories

Put these details on the drawing before the frame is built.

Gaps and double joists

5–7 mm between adjacent board sides, about 5 mm at a wall, and 3–5 mm at butt joints are the catalogue starting points. Butt joints sit on double joists so each board end has its own support. Final spacing and support centres must match the exact profile and project conditions.

Accessories, with sizes

The system includes starter clips, plastic hidden clips, expansion screws, 50 × 50 × 3000 mm corner trim, 40 × 30 × 3000 mm WPC joist and 40 × 25 × 2900 mm aluminium joist. Fixings and exposed metals still need to suit winter de-icing salt, pool chemicals or other project-specific exposure.

Ask About a Specific Profile

Send the profile, area, Danish delivery terminal or warehouse, and required stock date.

A real specification before a real price

What Owning the Line Gives You

Capacity you can book against

Approximate production capacity is 2,000 tonnes a month. Send the volume and required arrival date; we answer with a production slot rather than treating lead time as a slogan.

Dies are ours

We own and cut the tooling used on our extrusion lines. That permits market-specific sections and gives us direct control over dimensional checks and repeat production.

A batch report travels with the goods

Routine checks are recorded before dispatch and the report travels with the shipment. Keep it with the commercial documents; it is often the first document requested on a public or hospitality project.

Certification: What We Hold, and the Exact Scope

Ask for the document itself and read the profile named on it.

What We Do for a Danish Distributor

Define the buyer and sales channel first

Dealer stock, landscape contractors, coastal holiday homes, hospitality projects and public-space work need different profile, colour, accessory and documentation decisions. We build the first offer around the intended buyer rather than around an arbitrary container mix.

Send physical samples before a colour promise

Samples are free; the buyer pays the courier and we credit it against the first order. Compare candidate colours together and ask for a sawn cross-section so the cap coverage, chamber geometry and clip grooves are visible.

Receive a per-unit quotation within 24 hours

Send the profile, colour, board length, quantity, Danish delivery point, project exposure, target date and requested quotation currency. We return a fixed per-unit supply price rather than a broad retail range.

Keep every document attached to its profile

Certificates and test reports name their scope. We provide the current file for the board being quoted and state a gap instead of moving a result from one profile to another.

Denmark: Port, Inland Route and Terms

Aarhus is the natural first comparison for containerised decking. The useful number is the delivered route to the Danish receiving point.

The Danish Deck Is a Wet, Wind-Exposed Assembly

A board is only the wearing surface. Drainage, ventilation, fixings and the subframe decide whether the complete terrace survives repeated wetting and seasonal movement.

Water must leave every layer

Maintain continuous fall, open side gaps and an unobstructed outlet. Do not let fascia, sealant, planters or a low door threshold turn the cavity into a tray. Removable boards around drains and outlets make future cleaning possible.

Coastal exposure belongs in the metal schedule

WPC does not rot like timber, but unsuitable clips, screws, brackets and subframes can still corrode. The responsible Danish specifier should name the metal grade for the site, and the same requirement must run through every connector—not just the visible screw.

Wind affects edges and elevated decks

An elevated roof or harbour-side terrace needs its perimeter, pedestal restraint, subframe and balustrade designed for the actual building and site. BOHAI provides board dimensions and metre weight; the local responsible professional checks the complete assembly.

Short Installation Seasons Reward Better Stock Planning

Choose length from the cut plan

Danish retail ranges contain several board lengths. Map common terrace dimensions, installer vehicles, warehouse rack length and waste before selecting stock. A board that packs efficiently can still produce expensive offcuts on the project.

Confirm production length by profile

BOHAI can discuss 2.9 m, 3.6 m, 4.0 m and 5.8 m lengths for relevant profiles, subject to current tooling and the production plan. The written quotation should name the profile and length together.

Order visible areas and spare boards in one batch

Pigment is compounded into the extrusion. Keep the project area and maintenance spares in the same production batch rather than expecting a later run to be visually identical.

Three Denmark-Specific Procurement Mistakes

Advertising “maintenance-free”

Composite needs less routine treatment than timber, but exposed decks still need cleaning and open drainage. Promise low maintenance and explain the actual care routine instead of selling an absolute that the installer must later defend.

Specifying the board but not the coastal hardware

A quotation that says only “stainless clips” is incomplete for a marine or harbour-side brief. Ask the responsible project professional to state the exposure and required grade, then match clips, screws, brackets and subframe.

Buying by metre without calculating the system

Compare the installed square metre: board cover, cut waste, joists, clips, starter clips, fascia, fasteners, spare boards, freight and labour. A low linear-metre price can hide a higher complete deck cost.

EU Member, Danish Krone: Keep Currency and Import Work Separate

Denmark participates in the EU single market but uses the Danish krone rather than the euro.

State the quotation currency at the start

Tell us the requested supply currency and validity period with the specification. BOHAI states the unit price and trade basis; the Danish importer controls exchange-rate policy, local DKK pricing and retail margin.

Let the importer and broker own customs decisions

Commodity classification, tariff treatment, VAT procedure and any current trade measure should be confirmed by the importer’s customs broker. We provide the commercial invoice, packing information and product documents for the chosen route.

Issue a revision when a commercial input changes

If the profile, quantity, length, port basis or currency changes, request a revised quotation rather than editing an old spreadsheet. That keeps the purchase comparison auditable.

Warranty, and How a Claim Works

Stepped, not flat

Capped co-extrusion carries a 15-year limited schedule and classic uncapped 10 years. The covered value reduces in bands over time; ask for the schedule rather than reading only the headline number.

It starts at the destination port

Cover runs from the date the goods arrive and are signed for at the destination port. Keep the arrival record, invoice and batch documentation together.

The batch documents matter

A claim is assessed against the product and schedule supplied with that batch. Photographs, installation layout, maintenance history and retained sample boards make the investigation faster.

Talk to Us About Denmark

Send the full brief once. We respond with a named profile, accessory list, document scope and per-unit quotation.

Distributor and project enquiry

Danish Product Terms Belong to a Trade Specification

This market page supports Denmark-specific supplier discovery without trying to replace BOHAI’s installation, material calculator and buyer-guide pages.

Manufacturer and supplier intent

Trade buyers comparing composite decking manufacturers, a composite decking supplier or composite deck suppliers need proof of the production line, named documents, MOQ, samples, accessories and delivery basis. This page is the Denmark-specific supplier route.

Product intent

Danish buyers may call the product komposit terrassebrædder, WPC terrassebrædder or terrassebrædder i komposit. BOHAI supplies hollow and solid composite deck boards, alternative composite decking boards, capped and classic composite decking material, surface choices and coordinated accessories. The best composite decking choice depends on the named profile, exposure, support, colour, document scope and complete accessory system—not on a universal ranking.

Installation and cost intent

A credible composite decking installation plan includes board direction, profile-specific support spacing, double joists at butt joints, movement gaps, clips, fascia, waste and drainage. Those same inputs make a composite decking cost comparison meaningful.

Related decking guides

• Composite Decking Buyer’s Guide — a product-construction and procurement reference.
• How to Install Composite Decking — substructure, gaps, clips, drainage and edge details.
• Composite Deck Cost Calculator — calculate board count, joists, waste and approximate weight from a metric plan before comparing installed-system cost.

Denmark: Common Questions