Composite Decking Fairfield
South-West Sydney · about 15 minutes from our Prestons warehouse
Fairfield and the suburbs around it — Canley Vale, Smithfield, Wetherill Park — are a straight run up the Horsley Drive from us. It's an area where a lot of work gets done by the owner over a long weekend rather than by a contractor, and composite suits that: no sanding, no oiling, no coat to reapply next summer.
What we see on Fairfield homes
Backyards around Fairfield are typically generous, often with an established garden and a mature tree or two. That's a consideration for decking, because leaf litter sitting on a deck is what stains timber. Composite rinses off with a hose and a stiff broom, which is the practical difference most people notice in the second year rather than the first.
Worth knowing before you order
Leave the gap. Composite expands and contracts along its length with temperature, and the clips set that spacing for you automatically — but the ends need room too. Don't butt a board hard against a wall or a post, or it will push as it warms.
If the deck is a weekend job rather than a contracted one, start it on a cool morning. Composite boards sit at whatever temperature the day is, and a board cut to length at 2pm in February will be fractionally longer than the same board at 8am. It's a small thing on a short run and a visible thing across a 5.4m board.
The range we stock
Timber Touch hollow boards at $46 and solid-core at $65, 5.4m, eight colours, plus the clips, joist tape and edge boards that go with them — all held here, not ordered in. Full range, pricing and how to choose.
Popular colours
See all 8 colours →Delivery and pickup in Fairfield
We deliver across Sydney metro with a minimum order of $500, arriving within 1–3 business days. Call +61 430 387 872 for a delivery quote on your address.
You're also welcome to collect from Unit 3, 54 Lyn Parade, Prestons NSW 2170, about 15 minutes from Fairfield. We're open Monday to Friday 7am to 5pm and Saturday 8am to 3pm, Sundays by appointment.
Composite decking in Fairfield — common questions
- Is composite decking harder to install than timber?
- It's different rather than harder. Boards fix with hidden clips instead of top screws, so there are no visible fixings and no pre-drilling. Most people find it faster than timber once the first few boards are down.
- What do I need besides the boards?
- Clips and screws to suit your joists, joist tape, and edge boards if you want a picture-frame finish around the perimeter. We put the kit together per job — tell us your deck size and we'll list it out.
Pricing a deck in Fairfield?
Tell us the size and we'll work out the board count, the clips and the edge boards, and give you a price.




