Wooden terraces by pur natur. A statement on sustainability.
Look forward to your home.
One type of wood. Two collections. Deliberately reduced and simple – and yet many design possibilities are available for exterior spaces. Our expert advisors will gladly help you at any time.
Alpin
Kollin
Note: the pictures show the real boards in their untreated state. Various surface treatments allow many different colours. Weather exposure will lead to grey wood.
Planning your wooden terrace
Planning it yourself
You can plan your wooden terrace yourself or have it planned. Your own planning is especially possible if a garden or terrace is already present and it is “only” a question of the wooden terrace. At pur natur, we offer you advice as a cost-free service for the purchase of your wooden terrace with us.
When?
- If it is “only” a question of a (private) wooden terrace that is not extremely complex
- If a terrace is already present (for example concrete slabs) and is to be laid with a wooden terrace
- If you would like to replace your old wooden terrace (in larch, pine or spruce for example) with new, high-quality Douglas fir boards
Advantages
- It’s fun :)
- Cheaper than a landscape architect
- pur natur offers an advice service
Disadvantages
- Costly in time
- 100% self-responsibility for anything that goes wrong
- Knacks, tips & tricks must be learnt by yourself
Having it planned
It is a different question entirely if you want to redesign your whole garden. In this case, we recommend contracting a good landscape architect from pur natur. Then the wooden terrace can be integrated into the garden planning. Even entire terrace landscapes can thus be created. The garden planning with a landscape architect is well thought through and professional.
When?
- If it is a question of large private or public wooden terraces
- If the terrace floor is an integral part of a new garden design and there is a question of interactions between different trades
- If you do not have time to do the planning yourself
Advantages
- You “only” have to make the decisions, the architect or landscape architect takes over the planning
- pur natur offers special advice for architects and landscape architects, as well as support with a sample
- The responsibility is distributed, project costs are determined in advance
- Perfect execution
Disadvantages
- Costs for a landscape architect (which can be truly worth it!)
Wooden terrace planning: what you have to keep in mind
- Orientation of the terrace (shady/sunny?)
- Size of the terrace
- Ground and substructure
- Construction height
- Laying direction
- Material delivery times
- Craftsmen waiting times
- Execution times
