The Project
Horstmannsbos, nestled in the picturesque village of Gasselte within the northern province of Drenthe, Netherlands, epitomises the essence of outdoor living. The campsite, renowned for its tranquil ambiance and natural beauty, embarked on a transformative journey to offer premium, immersive guest experiences through a comprehensive renovation project.
Project Location
Gasselte - Drenthe, Netherlands
Beautifully aged in appearance, our Weathered Oak collection is moulded from over a century old oak boards and is hand-coloured with authentic tones. Providing a timeless look, Weathered Oak retains its natural beauty and offers a surface with minimal maintenance and very high slip-resistance even in wet conditions.
Challenge:
Horstmannsbos sought to redefine luxury camping experiences by introducing high-end safari accommodation. However, the challenge lay in seamlessly integrating modern amenities while preserving the campsite's rustic charm and ensuring the safety and comfort of guests.
Solution:
Horstmannsbos opted for Millboard's Weathered Oak decking in Vintage, for its high-end safari accommodation. The premium resin mineral composite decking not only complements the outdoor setting but also aligns well with the safari theme, providing nature inspired aesthetics and rugged elegance.
Implementation:
The choice of Millboard's Weathered Oak in Vintage, proved instrumental in achieving the desired aesthetic and functional objectives. The robust decks, elevated above a serene swimming pond and interconnected by charming bridges, exude sophistication and tranquillity.
Results:
The addition of Weathered Oak Vintage decking at Horstmannsbos has been a resounding success. It effortlessly combines luxury with nature, offering guests a chance to enjoy the peaceful surroundings and make lasting memories. Plus, its low-maintenance design means guests can enjoy the beautiful space looking its best every time, and rooms stay booked without the worry of deck maintenance needs affecting guest experience or impacting revenue through lost bookings.
