Eva-Last | Treated Pine & Decking | Birak Building Products

Category Treated Pine & Decking

Type Composite Decking

Variants 16 available

Availability In Stock

Delivery Australia-wide

Variants

16 of 16

135x25 Evalast I Series Grooved (Carribean Coral, Concrete Grey, Kona Sunset, Oasis Palm, Swiss Oak, Tiger Cove) 5.4m Request
135x25 Evalast I Series Starter Board (all colours) 5.4m Request
140x24 Apex Plus Grooved (Alaskan Driftwood, Brazilian Teak, Himalayan Cedar) 5.4m Request
140x24 Apex Plus Square (all colours) 5.4m Request
190x24 Apex Plus Grooved (all colours) 5.4m Request
190x24 Apex Plus Square (all colours) 5.4m Request
145x21 Pioneer Grooved (Blackbutt, Blackbutt Natural, Spotted Gum) 5.4m Request
145x21 Pioneer Starter Board (all colours) 5.4m Request
60mm Hulk Screw 316SS (Beige, Brown, Dark Grey, Light Brown, Light Grey, Red Brown, Tan Brown) Request
Hulk Chain Depth Control Torx Bit Request
Hulk Collated Chain Clip with Steel Screw Request
Hulk Collated Chain Clip with Timber Screw Request
Hulk Halo Clip Z Point Screw Black Request
Hulk Halo Clip Z Point Steel Screw Black Request
Hulk Halo Clip & Timber Screw Black Request
Hulk Hand Tool For Collated Chain Clips Request

Frequently asked questions

How does capped composite decking compare to hardwood?

Capped composite decking like Eva-Last has an outer polymer shell that locks out moisture, fading and staining, so it does not need oiling, sanding or recoating like a hardwood deck. It will not split, splinter or rot, and the colour is engineered through the cap rather than penetrating finish. Hardwood still wins on natural grain authenticity, but Eva-Last is increasingly specified where long-term low-maintenance ownership matters more than natural appearance.

What is the difference between I-Series, Apex Plus and Pioneer?

I-Series is Eva-Last's premium dual-sided grooved board in 135x25, available in seven colours including Caribbean Coral, Concrete Grey, Kona Sunset and Swiss Oak. Apex Plus is a heavier 140x24 and 190x24 board in three core wood-tone colours like Brazilian Teak and Himalayan Cedar, in grooved and square-edge formats. Pioneer is the entry composite at 145x21 in Blackbutt, Blackbutt Natural and Spotted Gum tones — a value-engineered Australian-look board.

What fixings does Birak supply for Eva-Last decking?

Birak stocks the full Hulk fastening system that pairs with Eva-Last boards. This includes 60mm 316 stainless screws colour-matched in Beige, Brown, Dark Grey, Light Brown, Light Grey, Red Brown and Tan Brown for top-fix applications, plus the Hulk Halo Clip, Collated Chain Clip and Z-Point screw systems for hidden-fix installs. The Hulk Hand Tool and chain depth-control Torx bit are also stocked to keep installation consistent.

Does Eva-Last composite decking through Birak count toward IPP targets?

Yes. Birak is Supply Nation Registered, so Eva-Last boards, starter boards and the entire Hulk fastener range purchased through us count toward your 4% Indigenous Procurement Policy target. Audit-ready procurement paperwork is included with every delivery, making Eva-Last a strong choice for low-maintenance commercial decks on government, school and aged-care projects where IPP reporting is mandatory.

Does Birak ship Eva-Last to regional Australia?

Yes. Composite decking suppliers in Australia are usually state-bound, which complicates regional and multi-site jobs. Birak ships Eva-Last I-Series, Apex Plus and Pioneer boards plus the matched Hulk fastener system Australia-wide, with typical lead times of 5–10 business days for stocked colours. Mixed-colour orders and project-based deliveries can be scheduled under a single purchase order to align with your build program.