| Name | Appearance |
Balau is a tropical hardwood. This is a very dense tightly grained wood that is heavily laden with rich tropical oils and resins. Balau is a very hard wood and very durable, Balau is very similar in characteristics to Teak but at a lower cost compared to Teak
Click here for more information |  |
Garapa has great properties – Our Garapa is kiln dried which makes it very stable. Garapa is insect and rot resistant, easier to work with than some other hardwoods, it lasts an exceptionally long time. This wood is quickly becoming an alternative for those who don't like a darker hardwood like Ipé, but still want a good quality, stable, sustainable project wood for a good price. Insist that your Garapa is kiln dried to avoid any shrinkage or movement.
Click here for more information |  |
Karri has a natural resistance to decay. The wood is reported to have no discernable odour. Karri is very difficult to dry properly due to its tendency to crack or warp when the process is rushed. This particular species has a propensity to move over time with changes in temperature and humidity, and as such should be used in areas with a stable climate.
Click here for more information |  |
Pine is a locally grown softwood. Our pine decking has been CCA treated to H3 level to protect it from the elements.
Its colour will have a green tinge after it has been treated as this identifies the CCA treatment.
Click here for more information |  |
If you prefer the look of having a deck with no visible screws then this option is for you.
Click here for more information |  |
