Batten 40 × 60
Tropical hardwood
For floors and decking.
- Lengths
- 1500 · 1800 · 2250 mm
- Sold as
- Packs of 4
Installations
The substructure decides how long the surface lasts.
The air cavity between the base and the boards drains the water, reduces trapped moisture, allows the material to expand and extends the life of the system. It isn't a detail: it is the system.
4
Batten materials: tropical hardwood, bamboo, composite and aluminium
5 mm
The automatic gap MibaFix leaves between tropical hardwood boards
A2 · A4
Stainless steel grades for the clips, suitable for damp or salty environments
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Foundations needed: the adjustable pedestals level out over the existing surface
Installation · Mibawood
Tropical hardwood
We recommend tropical hardwood battens of the same density or higher: that is what guarantees a solid base and keeps the decking stable over time.
Batten 21 × 30
Tropical hardwood
For cladding.
- Lengths
- 1500 · 1800 · 2250 mm
- Sold as
- Packs of 4
Batten 15 × 50
Aluminium
For floors or cladding.
- Length
- 2200 mm
- Sold as
- Packs of 6
MibaFix 21 mm
Invisible fixing
For boards from 90 to 145 mm wide and 19 to 25 mm thick. An automatic 5 mm gap and an even spacing between boards.
- Kit for 90 mm boards
- 2.2 m²
- Kit for 120 mm boards
- 3 m²
- Kit for 145 mm boards
- 3.7 m²
- Visible fixing
- The traditional method: each board is screwed straight onto the substructure.
- Invisible fixing
- MibaFix, which aids ventilation and lets you replace one board without touching the rest; fitting is slower and more painstaking. Also available with a through-screw gun and a dedicated tool.
- Profiles
- T profile in 50 × 15 mm, L profile in 40 × 40 × 20 mm and double-T profile in 21 × 30 mm, all 1850 mm long.
- Changes in level
- On terraces, roofs or sloping surfaces, the adjustable pedestals level quickly and precisely, with no foundations.
Tropical hardwood · Fixing system
MibaFix
Invisible, modern, clip-in. For anyone after a deck with no visible screws, with a clean look and a secure fixing. A fast, aligned and professional installation, with the timber's natural movement under control.
Before you start
The surface
- Sub-floor clean, dry, level and with moisture ≤ 12 %.
- It can be levelled with mortar, wedges or pedestals.
- Ensure ventilation between the ground and the boards.
- Minimum fall of 1,5 % towards the outside.
- Gap between boards of 4-5 mm.
The material
- Acclimatise the boards for 48 h beforehand, with no direct contact with the ground.
- Tools made for hardwood.
- Always pre-drill before screwing.
- Screws in stainless steel.
- Grooved boards on steps and wet areas.
What the system includes
MibaFix clipsInvisible fixing, designed to clip in under the board.
Stainless steel screwsHigh corrosion resistance and long life.
Built-in spacingGuarantees an even gap between boards.
What it gives you
Completely invisible fixing
Faster, more precise installation- Even gap between boards
Natural movement under control
Professional, long-lasting finish
The ten steps
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Step 1
Base structure
Building the substructure with the right joists and the correct spacing for the board thickness.
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Step 2
Preparing the fixings
Identifying, cutting and preparing the fixing pieces ready for the installation.
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Step 3
Preparing the joists
Pre-drilling and the first placing of the fixings onto the joists, precisely.
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Step 4
Fitting the first board
Marking and pre-drilling the first board to get the alignment right.
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Step 5
Fixing the first board
Placing and screwing the first board onto the base structure.
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Step 6
Preparing the rest of the boards
Pre-fitting the clips on every board to speed the installation up.
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Step 7
Fixing the boards
Fitting the boards one after another, keeping the gap between them even.
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Step 8
Final preparation
Adjusting the fixings at the far end before placing the last board.
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Step 9
Fixing the last board
Placing and securing the last board with its fixings.
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Step 10
Finishing the perimeter
Finishing the perimeter and the final fixing, for the stability and the look of the whole.
Tropical hardwood · Fixing system
CAMO®
Invisible, precise, durable. The CAMO Marksman® system fastens with screws driven at an angle through the edges of the board, with no visible holes on the surface. Suitable for tropical hardwood, composite and PVC.
Before you start
The surface
- Sub-floor clean, dry, level and with moisture ≤ 12 %.
- It can be levelled with mortar, wedges or pedestals.
- Ensure ventilation between the ground and the boards.
- Minimum fall of 1,5 % towards the outside.
- Gap between boards of 4-5 mm.
The material
- Acclimatise the boards for 48 h beforehand, with no direct contact with the ground.
- Tools made for hardwood.
- Always pre-drill before screwing.
- Screws in stainless steel.
- Grooved boards on steps and wet areas.
What the system includes
CAMO Marksman toolGuides the screws at an angle and keeps the gap uniform.
CAMO® screwsDesigned specifically for invisible side fastening.
Built-in spacingAutomatic spacing between boards.
What it gives you
- Invisible fastening from the edges
- Precise automatic spacing
Works with tropical hardwood and composite
Lifetime warranty against corrosion
The steps
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Step 1
Setting the tool
Set the CAMO to the width of the board to ensure precise fastening.
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Step 2
Pre-drilling
Pre-drill with a Ø 4 mm bit on the sides to avoid splitting.
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Step 3
Angled fastening
Drive the screw at an angle, guided by the tool, for a hidden hold.
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Step 4
Final screwing
Drive the CAMO screw all the way home for a firm, stable joint.
Tropical hardwood · Fixing system
Visible screw
Precision, strength, confidence. The most direct and structural solution for tropical hardwood decking: a firm fixing, full control during assembly and optimal strength in both residential and professional projects.
Before you start
The surface
- Sub-floor clean, dry, level and with moisture ≤ 12 %.
- It can be levelled with mortar, wedges or pedestals.
- Ensure ventilation between the ground and the boards.
- Minimum fall of 1,5 % towards the outside.
- Gap between boards of 4-5 mm.
The material
- Acclimatise the boards for 48 h beforehand, with no direct contact with the ground.
- Tools made for hardwood.
- Always pre-drill before screwing.
- Screws in stainless steel.
- Grooved boards on steps and wet areas.
What it gives you
Direct structural fastening
Maximum mechanical strength
Full control during installation
Ideal for high-traffic projects
The boards
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Step 1
First board
Lay the first board on the substructure, aligned and level: it is the reference for the whole installation.
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Step 2
Pre-drilling
Drill every fastening point before screwing to avoid splitting the wood.
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Step 3
Fixing
Screw in with a stainless steel screw at each drilled point, for a firm and lasting hold.
On a concrete slab
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Step 1
Preparing the base
A properly levelled slab is required, sloped for water run-off.
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Step 2
Laying the joists
The joists are laid in the direction of the water run-off.
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Step 3
Fastening and spacing
The joists are fixed keeping to the stated spacing.
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Step 4
Installing the boards
Fasten the decking boards correctly.
On permeable ground
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Step 1
Preparation and clearing
Prepare the ground properly levelled and remove 15 to 20 cm of soil.
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Step 2
Geotextile barrier
Lay a geotextile fabric at the bottom of the slope to stop weeds growing through.
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Step 3
Structural base and levelling
Fill with stabilised material of different grain sizes and set concrete blocks to fix the joists on top, all level.
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Step 4
Slope and drainage
Plan a slope so that water does not pool.
Installation · Mibacomp
WPC composite
The clips are high-strength stainless steel: they don't deform or rust, and they hold a constant gap between boards so the deck ventilates and drains.
Batten 30 × 50
Composite
A match for the decking itself.
- Length
- 2200 mm
- Sold as
- Packs of 4
Batten 15 × 50
Aluminium
Dimensional stability and corrosion resistance.
- Length
- 2200 mm
- Sold as
- Packs of 6
Decking kit · 2.5 m²
Invisible system
Everything you need, per square metre.
- Includes
- 70 screws
- 10 starter clips
- 60 plastic clips
Trim 11 × 71
Finish
Hides holes and side grooves.
- Length
- 2200 mm
- Colours
- Brown, oak, grey and black
Edge profiles
| Profile | Section | Length | Colours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Straight profile | 49 × 49 mm | 2200 mm | Brown, oak, grey and black |
| Angle profile | 49 × 49 mm | 2200 mm | Brown, oak, grey and black |
| Angle profile · Clásico and Rounding | 49.5 × 49.5 mm | 2200 mm | Brown, oak, grey and black |
| Trim | 11 × 71 mm | 2200 mm | Brown, oak, grey and black |
- Compatibility
- Substructures in composite, aluminium or class 4 tropical hardwood.
- Changes in level
- Adjustable pedestals to level quickly and secure the drainage, even over uneven surfaces.
Composite WPC · Decking
Hidden clips
The clips slot into the side groove of the board and screw to the joist: a firm, even hold with not one screw showing on the surface.
Before you start
The surface
- The base must be firm, stable and perfectly level.
- Joists every 300-350 mm, fixed with screws every 500 mm.
- 15 mm minimum between the structure and any wall or fixed obstacle, for expansion.
- Ventilation under the decking to avoid moisture building up.
- A slight slope towards the outside to drain the water.
The material
- Only with the recommended clips and screws, with no visible fasteners.
- Pre-drill before screwing so as not to damage the material.
- The clip keeps the gap between boards automatically even.
- The ends of every board always rest on a joist.
What the system includes
T-Clip (PP)Intermediate fastener that joins board and joist invisibly.
Start and end clipsTo fix the first and the last board.
Specific screwsEnsures a firm and lasting hold.
Side trimFinishing profile, optional, for a professional edge.
What it gives you
No screws on the surface
Allows lengthwise expansion
High outdoor resistance
A clean, professional finish
The steps
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Step 1
Installing the joist
Fixing the base structure, making sure it is level and correctly spaced.
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Step 2
Starter clip
Fitting the starter clip at the end, to position the first board.
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Step 3
Fitting the T-Clip
Inserting the T-Clip into the side groove and screwing it to the joist.
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Step 4
Installing the board
Clipping the board onto the T-Clips, keeping it aligned and evenly spaced.
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Step 5
Carry on installing
Repeating the process to keep the installation even.
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Step 6
Side trim
Fitting the side profile for a clean finish.
Composite WPC · Cladding
Invisible screw
For outdoors and indoors. The screw stays hidden by the overlap between panels or behind the finishing profiles, so the result is a continuous, clean wall, hard-wearing and low-maintenance.
Before you start
The surface
- The wall must be firm, flat and level before the substructure goes up.
- A joist substructure is compulsory : never the panel straight onto the wall.
- Joists with a spacing of 500 mm maximum.
- In a horizontal installation, screws roughly every 400 mm.
- Ventilation between the wall and the cladding, to avoid damp.
The material
- Screws hidden through the overlap between panels or behind a finishing profile.
- Pre-drill before screwing so as not to damage the composite.
- The corner and finishing profiles are compulsory: they protect the edges.
- Cut and fit the panels to the real measurements before assembly.
What it gives you
Safe structural fastening
Invisible screws
Low maintenance
High dimensional stability
A clean, professional finish
Vertical installation
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Step 1
Install the joist
A solid base on a level surface, with 500 mm spacing.
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Step 2
Starter profile
Starter profile at the foot of the cladding, to align it and hide the fasteners.
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Step 3
Corner profile
A profile at the corners for a clean meeting between panels, with the screw hidden.
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Step 4
Fitting the panels
Continuous panels, screwed and overlapped, for an invisible and even installation.
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Step 5
Carrying the system through
Keep the overlap between panels: stability and the screws completely out of sight.
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Step 6
Final trim
Finishing profiles for a neat, protected and lasting edge.
Installation · Mibambú
Bamboo
The boards sit raised on aluminium or bamboo battens, to help the water drain and the air circulate. That reduces trapped moisture and keeps the boards dimensionally stable.
Batten 40 × 60
Bamboo
Structural base for bamboo decking.
- Length
- 1860 mm
- Sold as
- Packs of 4
Batten 15 × 50
Aluminium
For floors or cladding.
- Length
- 2200 mm
- Sold as
- Packs of 6
Technical clip
A2 / A4 stainless steel
An even gap between boards, with mechanical and thermal resistance. Suitable for damp or salty environments.
Installation kits
Invisible system
Counted by the square metre.
- Decking · 5 m²
- 90 clips, 1 drill bit, 5 finishing clips
- Cladding · 3 m²
- 90 clip sets, 1 drill bit
Edge profiles
| Profile | Section | Length |
|---|---|---|
| T profile | 50 × 15 mm | 1850 mm |
| L profile | 40 × 40 × 20 mm | 1850 mm |
| Double-T profile | 20 × 21 mm | 1850 mm |
- Compatibility
- Battens in bamboo, aluminium or tropical hardwood.
- Changes in level
- Adjustable pedestals, which secure the ventilation underneath even on uneven ground.
- Fixings
- The decking kit includes screws made specifically for bamboo.
Bamboo · Decking
Hidden fastening clips
The clip goes into the side groove of each board and screws to the joist, with not a single hole in sight. An even gap, ventilation between pieces and protection against damp and splitting.
Before you start
The surface
- A firm, level base and a slope for drainage.
- Joists with a maximum spacing of 500 mm — 465 mm recommended for 1860 mm boards.
- Substructure at 80 mm minimum off the ground, never in contact with damp surfaces.
- Perimeter expansion joints against any wall or fixed obstacle.
- Continuous ventilation under the floor.
- Minimum slope of 6 mm per metre to drain the water.
The material
- Only with hidden fastening clips and stainless steel screws A2 or A4.
- Pre-drill at the end fastenings to avoid splitting or internal stresses.
- The clip guarantees the even gap and the natural movement of the bamboo.
- The ends of every board always rest always on a joist.
What the system includes
Hidden fastening clipsThey join board and joist without touching the face.
Start and end clipsTo fix the first and the last board.
Specific screwsA firm, lasting hold outdoors.
What it gives you
Invisible fixing
An even gap
Better ventilation
Longer life outdoors
The steps
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Step 1
Batten
A solid, level base. Fix the joists at the recommended spacing so they carry the loads in use.
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Step 2
First board
Fit the starter clip at the edge of the joist, clip in the first board and screw it down firmly.
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Step 3
Middle boards
Fit the middle clips into the groove of the board already laid, slide in the next one and repeat.
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Step 4
Final sealing
Fix the last board with end clips and apply end-grain sealer to the cuts, against damp.
Bamboo · Cladding
Ventilated façade
For ventilated façades, enclosures and sheltered external walls. The clip fixes the board to the joist without piercing the face, and the air cavity does the rest.
Before you start
The surface
- A firm wall, with nothing loose and reasonably flat.
- Compulsory a ventilated substructure — aluminium or treated timber — with an air cavity of 20-30 mm.
- Spacing between joists of 620 mm.
- The joists must end up perfectly coplanar.
- 50 mm minimum above the finished floor, to avoid contact with damp.
- Ventilation behind the cladding, to carry the moisture away.
The material
- Only with the hidden fastening clipsystem: no piercing the face.
- Pre-drilling is compulsory: it prevents splitting and delamination from the screw tip.
- Gap between boards of 3-5 mm for the natural expansion of the bamboo.
- Cut and fit the panels to the real measurements, for clean corners and junctions.
What the system includes
Hidden fastening clipsThey fix the board to the joist without piercing the visible surface.
Stainless steel screwsResistant to outdoor corrosion.
What it gives you
Invisible fixing
Natural movement under control
High dimensional stability
Longer life outdoors
A clean, modern look
The steps
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Step 1
Preparing the substrate
Check that the wall is level and mark out the installation guides.
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Step 2
Assembling the substructure
Joists aligned, 465 mm apart, and beams at 620 mm.
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Step 3
Clips on the joists
Fix the clips on each joist, correctly aligned.
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Step 4
First panel
Place and clip in the first panel, making sure it is level.
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Step 5
Installing the panels
Clip the boards in one after another, keeping the alignment.
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Step 6
Final trims
Cuts and trims, leaving the expansion joints.
Before you start
The planner counts the battens and the clips too.
Metres of batten, support lines and clip quantities, as well as the boards.