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Teak - Outdoor Batten
Teak - Outdoor Batten
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Woodspace Outdoor Batten in Teak brings a rich, mid-brown timber look to exterior screens and facades. Engineered from wood-plastic composite (WPC) with a fully protective capping layer, there's no oiling, sanding or painting required.
At a full 3.6m length, you get fewer joins and a cleaner run across screens, feature walls, pergolas and fencing.
- Wood-plastic composite (WPC) core with a fully capped protective coating
- Resists moisture, UV fading, insects and rot
- Low-maintenance, simply clean as needed
- 60 x 40mm profile, 3.6m length
- Teak finish, a warm mid-brown tone with a spotted gum character
- Batten capping sold separately
Privacy screening, facades, pergolas, planter boxes, and as a cladding substructure. Part of the Woodspace Outdoor Batten range for a consistent, coordinated exterior finish.
Finishing off the install? Capping is available separately for clean, concealed ends and edges. Shop Outdoor Batten Capping →
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Teak - Outdoor Batten
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Dimensions: 60mm x 40mm x 3600mm
Weight per piece: 4.93kg
Install battens onto a suitable horizontal sub-frame, with supports spaced no more than 600mm centres. Pre-drill each batten using a 5mm drill bit, ensuring each fixing point aligns with the rail or frame. Use one screw per rail to securely fix each batten in position.
For a hidden screw finish, drive the screw 8–10mm below the batten surface, then insert a colour-matched plug and gently tap it flush. Alternatively, for a surface screw installation, drive the screw so it finishes flush with the face of the batten.

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