Exotic Species

Bangkirai, Bukit, Merbau, and Teak are from Southeast Asia, Massaranduba, Garapa, and Ipe are from South America and these woods have a great variety of colors. 

Starting with light brownish-yellow shades to dark red-brown colors. The texture is fine and even with a deeply interwoven core. Our REAL DECK wooden terraces are delivered without a finish and therefore it is necessary to take into account that the terrace can look very lively once installed. The unification of the natural color variation is achieved by subsequent surface treatment of the terrace with OSMO Terrace Oil for Wood. 

Be understanding because these hardwoods can occasionally develop various visible stains (water stains, rust, dirt, dust...). This cannot be completely avoided when transporting through 3 climate zones. In connection with transport, light mold may also form on the surface, which is caused by transporting goods in closed containers through several climate zones. This mold is purely superficial and does not penetrate the wood. It can be easily removed by brushing. 

The density of exotic species:

  • Bangkirai 850-1155 kg/m3
  • Massaranduba 1100-1200 kg/m3
  • Teak 610-690 kg/m3
  • Bukit 505-870 kg/m3
  • Merbau 850-1000 kg/m3
  • Garapa approx. 900 kg/m3
  • Ipe approx. 1200 kg/m3

Wood is wood. Do not expect any stone or plastic Bangkirai, Bukit, Merbau, Teak, Massaranduba, Garapa, and Ipe is a naturally grown materials.

Exotic Species Wooden Decking, Bangkirai Yellow Balau Decking

Bangkirai – Yellow Balau

Manilkara Bidentata Deck, Massaranduba Wood Decking

Massaranduba

BUKIT Wooden Deck, Dark Red Meranti Wood Decking

Dark Red Meranti –Bukit

Exotic Species Wood Decking, Merbau Wood Deck

Merbau

Brazilian Ash Exotic Wooden Decking, Garapa Wood Decking

Garapa

Teak Java Wooden Decking, Exotic Wood Deck

Teak

lapacho decking, ironwood decking, IPE decking

IPE