Modello by Millboard
At Millboard, we believe outdoor spaces should be more than just functional – they should be a canvas for creativity. That’s why we’re pleased to introduce Modello, our new signature decking range that redefines the possibilities of outdoor design.
Inspired by the precision and harmony of geometry and the graceful arcs of nature, Modello offers two distinctive styles – Linear, with bold, structured configurations, and Contour, which introduces a softer, more organic flow.
With the ability to revolve and offset boards in multiple ways, you can create over 50 unique patterns, transforming every installation into a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
But Modello isn’t just about stunning aesthetics. Engineered from our unique Resin Mineral Composite, it delivers exceptional durability, superior weather resistance, and high slip resistance – all with minimal maintenance.
Whether exposed to intense sun, heavy rain, or freezing temperatures, Modello retains its beauty and strength, year after year.
Available in 10 stunning colours, from classic neutrals to bold statement shades, Modello gives you the freedom to design
without limits. Plus, with our lost-head fixings and matching accessories for a seamless finish, achieving a high-end, professional look has never been easier.
Take your designs to the next level with Modello.
Company Contact 024 7643 9943
www.millboard.com/modello
enquiries@millboard.com
27 AWARDS 2026
Company Profile
Millboard produces the world’s finest resin mineral composite decking and cladding, inspired by the beauty of natural oak yet built to outperform it. Hand-moulded from carefully selected timbers and hand-coloured for authentic realism, the boards don’t rot, remain highly slip-resistant and low maintenance, and enhance spaces worldwide – from city courtyards to grand estates and luxury resorts.
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