How to use Composite Decking clips by Ecoscape UK

Welcome to the latest video from Ecoscape, the leaders in composite decking and other composite products. In this video, we will take a closer look at the three types of composite decking board clips that we recommend using when laying your decking.
The first type of clip is the start and finish clip. This clip is used to secure the first and last boards of your decking. It is important to use this clip to ensure that your boards are securely fastened and will not move or shift over time.
The next type of clip is the decking T clip. These clips are used to hold the board down and to ensure that there is no movement in the board. They are also used to ensure that the boards are evenly spaced and to create a consistent gap between each board.
Finally, we have the locking clip. This clip is used to control the expansion and contraction of the boards, which is important when working with composite materials. The locking clip is designed to allow for movement in the boards while still keeping them securely in place.
Using these three types of composite decking board clips will ensure that your decking is secure, stable, and will last for many years to come. Ecoscape is committed to providing the highest quality composite products and we stand behind our products with a comprehensive warranty.
So, whether you are a DIY enthusiast or a professional contractor, be sure to check out our range of composite decking board clips and other composite products to help make your next project a success. Thank you for watching and we look forward to seeing you again soon.
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[@TheDonbrando]

Great clear instruction. You know your shite for sure. Well spoken. Great delivery. Bravo!

[@ecoscapeuk2781]

Simon really does know his stuff!

[@mitchie226]

Close up of clips would of been nice!

[@ecoscapeuk2781]

Stay tuned for our next video 👍

[@davepangolin4996]

A job when you definitely do not need an impact driver brrrrrrp ing away all day

[@Artur-sw8er]

Sure, why not just record your tutorial from a mile away. Would be the same effect. Duhhhhh

[@waheedmalik6120]

Or even 5 miles!