Outdoor Flooring: Wood and Plastic Solutions
Outdoor Flooring
Choosing outdoor flooring requires careful consideration of several factors: integration with the surrounding environment, resistance to weather conditions and functionality in everyday use. Gardens, terraces, poolside areas and pedestrian walkways have different requirements, but all share the need for surfaces designed for outdoor spaces, capable of combining practicality and aesthetics.
To meet these needs, Nexus offers a range of plastic and wood outdoor flooring, designed for both residential and professional environments. These solutions combine a plastic base with wooden slats in different species, offering the possibility to choose from five options: Iroko, Accoya, Garapa, Ipe Lapacho and Teak.
- Outdoor flooring: features and applications
- Plastic and wood outdoor flooring: a combined system
- Five wood species to customise your outdoor flooring
- FAQ – Outdoor flooring
Outdoor flooring: features and applications
Outdoor flooring must blend seamlessly into its installation environment and maintain its characteristics over time, even when exposed to rain, sunlight and changing weather conditions. The choice of material and surface configuration therefore plays an important role in the design of outdoor spaces.
Outdoor flooring can be used in a wide range of settings. In gardens, it can help define walkways and areas designed for socialising; on terraces, it makes it possible to organise outdoor surfaces while maintaining aesthetic continuity with indoor spaces. Around swimming pools, flooring becomes an integral part of the overall design, helping define the area and connect the poolside with the surrounding spaces.
Hotels, accommodation facilities, wellness centres and professional environments can also use outdoor flooring to enhance external areas intended for guests and everyday use. In all these cases, the choice should take into account both the visual appearance and the technical characteristics of the product in relation to its intended application.
The Nexus range has been developed specifically to offer different configuration options through the combination of a plastic base and wooden slats available in different wood species.
Plastic and wood outdoor flooring: a combined system
As mentioned above, the Nexus range stands out for its combination of two materials: a plastic base and an upper surface made of wooden slats. This configuration combines the technical properties of the supporting structure with the natural appearance of wooden surfaces, offering an alternative solution for outdoor flooring applications.
Wood helps define the aesthetic character of the surface, with shades and grain patterns that vary depending on the selected species. The plastic base completes the system and defines the structure of the flooring, distinguishing it from traditional solutions made entirely of wood.
The combination of these materials makes it possible to choose flooring according to the style of the environment being designed, maintaining a consistent design approach across surfaces, furnishings and other outdoor elements. The possibility of selecting different wood species makes the range suitable for a variety of architectural settings, from private residential spaces to the outdoor areas of accommodation facilities and professional environments.
Five wood species to customise your outdoor flooring
The Nexus outdoor flooring range includes five solutions, each featuring a different wood species. This choice makes it possible to customise the appearance of the surface and adapt it to the style of the outdoor space.
The Iroko outdoor flooring combines a plastic base with Iroko wooden slats. It is one of the available options for those wishing to incorporate a wooden surface into the design of terraces, gardens and other outdoor areas.
The Accoya outdoor flooring features natural Accoya slats while maintaining the same construction principle based on the combination of plastic and wood. The material's natural shade provides an additional option when defining the flooring's aesthetic appearance.
The range also includes Garapa and Ipe Lapacho versions, two alternatives that expand the selection of available wood species. The possibility of comparing different types of wood allows users to assess which solution best suits their project, taking into account the surface appearance and architectural context.
The range is completed by Teak outdoor flooring, also featuring a plastic base and wooden slats. The different options therefore offer a choice of five solutions, all sharing the same product structure while achieving different aesthetic results through the wood species used.
To learn more about the features of each solution and explore the available options, you can consult the relevant product pages.
FAQ – Outdoor flooring
- Which flooring should you choose for outdoor spaces?
The choice depends on the intended use, environmental conditions and desired aesthetic result. It is important to assess the materials and characteristics of each solution in relation to the space where it will be installed. - Where can Nexus outdoor flooring be used?
These solutions are designed for outdoor spaces such as gardens, terraces, poolside areas and pedestrian walkways, in both residential and professional settings. - What are Nexus outdoor flooring systems made of?
The new range combines a plastic base with wooden slats available in five different wood species. - Which wood species are available for outdoor flooring?
The range includes five options: Iroko, Accoya, Garapa, Ipe Lapacho and Teak. - What is the difference between the various wood flooring options?
The different versions vary according to the wood species used for the slats and, consequently, the aesthetic appearance of the surface. The choice can be made according to the style and characteristics of the project. - Can outdoor flooring be used around swimming pools?
The Nexus range is also suitable for poolside areas. However, when selecting a specific option, it is advisable to check the product's individual characteristics and compatibility with the installation conditions.
From terraces and gardens to poolside areas and professional outdoor spaces, outdoor flooring plays an important role in the design of open-air environments. With its plastic and wood range, Nexus offers five options featuring different wood species: Iroko, Accoya, Garapa, Ipe Lapacho and Teak.
Discover the Nexus outdoor flooring range and explore the product pages to find the solution best suited to your project. Contact us!