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Cumaru Tropical Hardwood, A Great Choice For Incredible Projects
Cumaru Tropical Hardwood (pronounced Ku-mah-rue), also known as Brazilian Teak, is one of the densest woods available for outdoor construction, second only to Ipe. It is very dense, which is why it is ideal for exterior use, as it is mildew and decay-resistant. In addition, Cumaru Tropical Hardwood has often used for decking, flooring, railroad ties, and other purposes. Just like Ipe, Cumaru has an A1 fire rating, does not scratch or splinter easily, does not become hot in the sun, and has a high friction coefficient. This makes it perfect for outdoor and seaside construction.
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Cumaru Tropical Hardwood, A Great Choice For Incredible Projects
Cumaru Tropical Hardwood (pronounced Ku-mah-rue), also known as Brazilian Teak, is one of the densest woods available for outdoor construction, second only to Ipe. It is very dense, which is why it is ideal for exterior use, as it is mildew and decay-resistant. In addition, Cumaru Tropical Hardwood has often used for decking, flooring, railroad ties, and other purposes. Just like Ipe, Cumaru has an A1 fire rating, does not scratch or splinter easily, does not become hot in the sun, and has a high friction coefficient. This makes it perfect for outdoor and seaside construction.
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Cumaru Tropical Hardwood Is The Ally To Build The Most Amazing Projects
Cumaru Tropical Hardwood (pronounced Ku-mah-rue), also known as Brazilian Teak, is one of the densest woods available for outdoor construction, second only to Ipe. Cumaru Tropical Hardwood is very dense, which is why it is ideal for exterior use, as it is mildew and decay-resistant. In addition, Cumaru Tropical Hardwood has often been used for decking, flooring, railroad ties, and other purposes. Just like Ipe, Cumaru has an A1 fire rating, does not scratch or splinter easily, does not become hot in the sun, and has a high friction coefficient. This makes it perfect for outdoor and seaside construction.Check Out The Top 5 Characteristics Of Cumaru Tropical Hardwood (4X16)
- Hardness
- Rot-resistant
- Durability
- Environmentally Friendly
- Preserves its natural beauty
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Cumaru Tropical Hardwood Is The Ally To Build The Most Amazing Projects
Cumaru Tropical Hardwood (pronounced Ku-mah-rue), also known as Brazilian Teak, is one of the densest woods available for outdoor construction, second only to Ipe. Cumaru Tropical Hardwood is very dense, which is why it is ideal for exterior use, as it is mildew and decay-resistant. In addition, Cumaru Tropical Hardwood has often been used for decking, flooring, railroad ties, and other purposes. Just like Ipe, Cumaru has an A1 fire rating, does not scratch or splinter easily, does not become hot in the sun, and has a high friction coefficient. This makes it perfect for outdoor and seaside construction.Check Out The Top 5 Characteristics Of Cumaru Tropical Hardwood (4X8)
- Hardness
- Rot-resistant
- Durability
- Environmentally Friendly
- Preserves its natural beauty
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Cumaru Tropical Hardwood Is The Ally To Build The Most Amazing Projects
Cumaru Tropical Hardwood (pronounced Ku-mah-rue), also known as Brazilian Teak, is one of the densest woods available for outdoor construction, second only to Ipe. Cumaru Tropical Hardwood is very dense, which is why it is ideal for exterior use, as it is mildew and decay-resistant. In addition, Cumaru Tropical Hardwood has often been used for decking, flooring, railroad ties, and other purposes. Just like Ipe, Cumaru has an A1 fire rating, does not scratch or splinter easily, does not become hot in the sun, and has a high friction coefficient. This makes it perfect for outdoor and seaside construction.Check Out The Top 5 Characteristics Of Cumaru Tropical Hardwood (4X8)
- Hardness
- Rot-resistant
- Durability
- Environmentally Friendly
- Preserves its natural beauty
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With Cumaru Tropical Hardwood, Your Projects Make A Difference
Cumaru Tropical Hardwood (pronounced Ku-mah-rue), also known as Brazilian Teak, is one of the densest woods available for outdoor construction, second only to Ipe. It is very dense, which is why it is ideal for exterior use, as it is mildew and decay-resistant. In addition, Cumaru Tropical Hardwood has often been used for decking, flooring, railroad ties, and other purposes. Just like Ipe, Cumaru Tropical Hardwood has an A1 fire rating, does not scratch or splinter easily, does not become hot in the sun, and has a high friction coefficient. This makes it perfect for outdoor and seaside construction.Characteristics Of Cumaru Tropical Hardwood (1x2)
- Hardness
- Rot-resistant
- Durability
- Environmentally Friendly
- Preserves its natural beauty
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Ipe Tropical Hardwood (1x2) Is Always The #1 Best Choice For Your Projects
Ipe Tropical Hardwood (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest woods available for outdoor construction. It is very dense (in fact it sinks in water), it has the same fire rating as concrete and steel, and it is mildew and decay-resistant. The denseness and natural oils of Ipe Tropical Hardwood make it impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe Tropical Hardwood does not scratch or splinter easily, it does not become hot in the sun, and has a high friction coefficient, making it perfect for outdoor and seaside construction.Ipe Tropical Hardwood Best Characteristics
- Strong and Durable
- Low Maintenance
- Natural Look
- Long Life Span
- Sustainably Sourced
- Boosts your Property Value
$59.99
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Easy Oil For Hardwoods, The Best Way To Keep The Wood’s Natural Color
Easy Oil For Hardwoods is an oil-based natural wood finish specially formulated for exterior hardwood decks. This architectural grade formula provides excellent penetration on even the densest hardwoods with minimal grain lifting. It protects and conditions the wood while maintaining a completely natural appearance. Easy Oil For Tropical Hardwoods can help enhance the wood’s natural beauty with exceptional results on Ipe, Tigerwood, Cumaru, and other exotic hardwoods.But Why Is It Important To Apply Easy Oil For Hardwoods?
Basically, to preserve their natural color. In addition, Easy Oil For Hardwoods has a high concentration of oil and wax, making the boards very resistant to water and dirt while providing a durable and easy-to-care-for surface. If you do not apply oil to your deck, the wood structure will take on a silvery hue, known as patina, which gives it a stunning appearance as well.How To Apply Easy Oil For Hardwoods:
- Make sure the surface is clean, dry & in good condition.
- To ensure a uniform appearance, mix all containers of the same color.
- It is enough to apply an even coat over the entire length of the boards.
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With Ipe Tropical Hardwood (5/4x4) Build Great Projects
Ipe Tropical Hardwood (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest woods available for outdoor construction. It is very dense (in fact it sinks in water), it has the same fire rating as concrete and steel, and it is mildew and decay-resistant. The denseness and natural oils of Ipe Tropical Hardwood make it impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe Tropical Hardwood does not scratch or splinter easily, it does not become hot in the sun, and has a high friction coefficient, making it perfect for outdoor and seaside construction.Ipe Tropical Hardwood Best Characteristics
- Strong and Durable
- Low Maintenance
- Natural Look
- Long Life Span
- Sustainably Sourced
- Boosts your Property Value
Cumaru Tropical Hardwood, A Premium Choice For Great Results
Cumaru Tropical Hardwood (pronounced Ku-mah-rue), also known as Brazilian Teak, is one of the densest woods available for outdoor construction, second only to Ipe. It is very dense, which is why it is ideal for exterior use, as it is mildew and decay-resistant. In addition, Cumaru Tropical Hardwood has often used for decking, flooring, railroad ties, and other purposes. Just like Ipe, Cumaru Tropical Hardwood has an A1 fire rating, does not scratch or splinter easily, does not become hot in the sun, and has a high friction coefficient. This makes it perfect for outdoor and seaside construction.
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Create The Most Stunning Scenarios With Jatoba Tropical Hardwood
Jatoba tropical hardwood is widely used for exterior carpentry thanks to its durability. Commonly referred to as Brazilian Cherry, due to its similarity in color to domestic cherry, Jatoba Tropical Hardwood is an incredibly strong wood. This fantastic tropical hardwood can also be installed as interior flooring, especially in high foot traffic areas where a high coefficient of friction is desired. Length from 8′ to 20′ Jatoba Tropical Hardwood is among homeowners' favorites, with its beautiful deep reddish tones. Its remarkable properties and attractive appearance make it one of a kind. This tropical hardwood is very hard compared to other wood species, such as oak. This is because it comes from the forests of Central and South America, where it withstands harsh weather conditions. Call for pricing and availability. 1-877-606-3306
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