Decking and Outdoor Structures Built for Real Living
Decking and Outdoor Structures Built for Real Living
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Solid timber, tailored design, and workmanship you can rely on — ready in time for spring.
Solid timber, tailored design, and workmanship you can rely on — ready in time for spring.
Your garden isn’t just an outdoor space — it’s an extension of your home. A place to unwind, host, and enjoy the moments that matter. At Knotty But Nice, we build solid timber decking and outdoor structures that bring comfort, character and practical use to your space.
Whether you want a quiet corner to sit with a morning coffee, a larger platform for gatherings, or a clean, level surface that finally makes your garden usable, we design each build to suit how you actually live. No generic kits. No flimsy materials. Just honest workmanship that lasts.
Tell us what you’re aiming for and we’ll shape the space around it — simple, straightforward and built to a standard you can rely on.
WHY TIMBER DECKING WORKS SO WELL
WHY TIMBER DECKING WORKS SO WELL
Creates usable space quickly — perfect for uneven or sloping gardens.
Warmer and more natural underfoot than stone or composite.
Easy to maintain with straightforward seasonal care.
Works with any garden style — modern, rustic, small or large.
Cost-effective way to transform a tired space without full landscaping.
OUR APPROACH
OUR APPROACH
We start with your space. A photo and rough measurements are enough for a fast quote.
We design with purpose. Every deck is shaped around how you plan to use it — coffee corner, dining space, family gatherings, all of it.
We build with solid timber. No flimsy boards, no shortcuts.
We keep things simple. Clear pricing, clear timelines, no hidden extras.
Download our decking guide
Prefer WhatsApp? Message us at +44 07874 406701 for a quick chat or scan the link
Prefer WhatsApp? Message us at +44 07874 406701 for a quick chat or scan the link
Rough guide pricing
Rough guide pricing
Small Deck
Small Deck
(up to 6sqm / 2.4mtr x 2.4mtr)
(up to 6sqm / 2.4mtr x 2.4mtr)
Perfect for compact gardens or spaces.
Tailored layout
Treated timber
Low impact base
Clean, level finish
From £200/sqm
Standard Deck
Standard Deck
(up to 13sqm / 3.6mtr x 3.6mtr)
(up to 13sqm / 3.6mtr x 3.6mtr)
Ideal for family spaces and everyday use.
Full design shaped to your requirements
Steps or edging if needed
Strong structural support
Low impact base
From £200-£250/sqm for additional features
Large Premium Deck
Large Premium Deck
Larger spaces or multi-level builds.
Larger spaces or multi-level builds.
Transform your outdoor space
Bespoke layout
Options for pergolas, slatted walls & seating
Built for heavy use
Handrails and steps if needed
Priced after site review
Want something extra?
Want something extra?
Ask about our optional Built in seating - Pergolas - Handrails - Steps - Slatted privacy walls
Ready to talk?
Ready to talk?
send us a photo some - rough dimensions - any design ideas and we'll get back to you with a quick quote
Case Study: Willowsea Road, Worcester
Case Study: Willowsea Road, Worcester
This project called for the complete make-over of a plain garden space, that was unused and laid to lawn. The customer requested a raised 'L-Shaped' deck with space for dining, relaxing and cooking. The deck height increased visibility into the neighbours garden, so we suggested a slatted privacy wall and incorporated a covered BBQ area. The final additions were to build a small storage shed / bar around the end of the hedge to infill a prominent gap and a full width outdoor bench next to the BBQ.
Case Study: Turbary Avenue, Worcester
Case Study: Turbary Avenue, Worcester
We converted the existing gravelled pond area into a raised deck and sunken pool. The old timber path in front of the garden room was also rotten, so was replaced that with matching decking boards to create a seamless flow back to the customers house.
Fully insured · Based in Worcestershire · Pressure-treated timber as standard
Fully insured · Based in Worcestershire · Pressure-treated timber as standard
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