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Miba Global · Alicante

Sustainable decking and cladding in tropical hardwood, bamboo and composite.

Built to stand up to the harshest weather, with FSC® certification across the range.

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Outdoor terrace with tropical hardwood decking, dining table and chairs

Decking · Tropical hardwood

Densities that need no chemicals to last.

Over 800 kg/m³, use class 4 and FSC® certification across the range. Wild Terra, Wild Red and Wild Sun.

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House with a timber-clad façade at dusk

Cladding

A façade is an outdoor surface too.

Tongue and groove with concealed screws, over a ventilated air cavity. In tropical hardwood, bamboo and composite.

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Strength, elegance and sustainability

At Miba Global we produce and supply outdoor decking and cladding in tropical hardwood, bamboo and co-extruded WPC, with a firm commitment to sustainability.

From the warmth of tropical hardwood to the innovation of bamboo and the versatility of WPC, our range brings together solutions built to last. Each collection answers a different need, but they all share one commitment: surfaces that stand the test of time without giving up a natural, timeless look.

The company

Why we organise the catalogue this way

We don't sort our timber by species. We sort it by colour.

Every piece of tropical hardwood has a colour of its own and no knots. Rather than selling one specific species, we organise the range by dominant colour, following CIRAD's scientific classification.

This is not an aesthetic decision. Spreading demand across species relieves the pressure on the most sought-after ones and helps respect the pace of the forest: it is a concrete way of protecting biodiversity, not a statement of intent.

How we approach sustainability

Deckplanner

Draw the deck and it gives you the order, not an estimate.

Square metres times ten is no way to buy timber: boards come in fixed lengths and the cutting decides everything. The planner works out the real cutting list.

Deckplanner screen showing a dimensioned deck plan and the order summary
1

Draw the surface. Rectangle, L-shape, cut corner or free polygon. Type a dimension and the shape follows, keeping the corners square if that's what you want.

2

Place openings and features. Pool, planter, tree pit, post. They come off the net area and off the cutting list.

3

Choose material and battens. Tropical hardwood, bamboo or composite, with the matching batten and the right joint spacing.

4

Get a finished order. Boards to order, linear metres, rows, butt joints, battens, clips, the real waste once the cuts are optimised, and the total with VAT.

Timber deck overlooking a valley at dusk

Let's talk about your project

Shall we start with the measurements or the material?

Tell us about the surface you're working on. If you already know the dimensions, the planner will give you the cutting list in a minute.