Tropical Hardwood & Decking Supplier in Dallas Fort Worth
“We Are the Lumber Suppliers You Need”
Brazilian Lumber is one of the top providers of high-quality hardwood decking, as well as the hardware and accessories needed for outdoor construction. We specialize in producing and importing tropical hardwoods such as ipe, cumaru, massaranduba, jatoba, and garapa.
If you have an exterior construction project in Dallas Forth Worth, Texas, such as decking, siding, cladding, a pergola, or even a dock, we can help you find the perfect materials and calculate how much material and hardware you will need for your project.
We also offer complementary products for outdoor living which are perfect for the Dallas climate such as artificial grass and faux ivy. We also offer hardwood live edge slabs as well as different brands of composite decking including Azek, CaliBamboo, Dekorators, EnDeck PVC Decking, Lumber Rock, MoistureShield, NewTechWood, TimberTech, Trex, and Zuri.
Premium Hardwood Lumber In Dallas Fort Worth
Our Dallas Fort Worth Customers Include:
Installation Contractors | Home Builders | Municipalities |
Carpenters | Residential Communities | Home Owners |
Architects | Commerical Projects |
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Products We Offer In Dallas Fort Worth:
| Ipe | Jatoba | Artificial Grass |
| Cumaru | Garapa | Outdoor Living Product Lines |
| Batu/Red Balau | Deck Tiles | |
| Massaranduba | Live Edge Slabs |
Brazilian Lumber specializes in manufacturing and importing sustainably sourced tropical hardwoods and outdoor decking materials. In addition to all the hardwoods we offer Dallas customers live edge slabs of various dimensions, faux grass or artificial turf (we’ve got every type you could need from pet-friendly to golfing green), and all the hardware and oils, as well as the building accessories needed to complete an outdoor project. In fact, we are dealers for DeckWise, Simpson Strong Tie, and CAMO. This means you will find the right product for your exterior project when you shop through us. We carry different board sizes including the most popular in DFW such as ipe decking in 1×4, 5/4×4, 1×6, and 5/4×6.
Available hardwood and decking dimensions for Dallas Fort Worth:
| Ipe Decking (Brazilian Walnut): 1×4, 1×6, 1×8, 1×12, 2×12, 2×2, 2×4, 2×6, 2×8, 4×4, 5/4×6, 5/4×8, 6×6, 1×3, 3×8, 4×8, 3×12 and 4×12 | Santos Mahogany: 1×6 tongue and groove, 5/4×6 deck boards |
| Ipe Deck Tiles: 24”x24” | American Walnut: 4/4 and 8/4 |
| Cumaru Decking (Brazilian Teak: 1×4, 1×6 and 5/4×6 | Garapa (Brazilian Ash): 1×6, 5/4×6 |
| Cumaru Deck Tiles: 24”x24” | Cypress: 1×6,1×8 and 1×6 T&G |
| Massaranduba (Brazilian Redwood): 5/4×6 and 2×6 | Marine Grade PT: 4X4, 2X4,2X6,2X8,2X12, 3X6,3X8,3X12 |
| White Oak: 4/4 and 8/4 | Red Oak: 4/4 and 8/4 |
| Jatoba (Brazilian Cherry): Unfinished flooring |
“WHY DALLAS FORT WORTH CHOOSES BRAZILIAN LUMBER”
Brazilian Lumber strives to generate a memorable experience for our Dallas customers by offering carefully selected high quality wood as well as auxiliary products. We know that customers in Dallas are interested in outdoor living and more people seek to expand their available living space and boost the value of their home with the addition of a deck, pergola, or outdoor kitchen. We all know everything is bigger in Texas.
A trend we see in Dallas were homeowners are showing interest in larger, more elaborate decks with pergolas, walls, water features, fire pits, and outdoor kitchens. Demand is also shifting toward higher end materials, which is our specialty.
We can supply customers with A grade ipe and cumaru as well as garapa, massaranduba, jatoba, cedar, walnut, and other fine woods. Ipe is the best outdoor decking wood, having been called iron wood for its strength, resistance, and durability. Ipe and cumaru both have the same fire rating as concrete and steel, they are so dense that they sink in water, which means they are naturally protected from insect and mold penetration.
However, if a Dallas customer would prefer a wood alternative such as Trex, Azek, Zuri, CaliBamboo, Dekorators, MoistureShield, or NewTechWood, we are dealers and can provide you with a variety of colors and options. We also have faux grass and artificial ivy to complete your outdoor living space.
We pride ourselves in providing outstanding customer service, helping our customers choosing the right products, calculate the amount of material needed, assisting clients in finding the best decking hardware for the materials chosen, and coordinating the delivery process.
We ship materials regularly throughout Texas and can have your order sent to both residential and commercial jobsites. Please feel free to contact us through email sales@Brazilianlumber.com or by calling us (877) 559-5925.
Ipe 1x4 Standard
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 1x4 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 1x4 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 1x6 Standard
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 1x6 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 1x6 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 5/4x6 Standard
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 5/4x6 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 5/4x6 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 2x6 Dimensional Lumber
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 2x6 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 2x6 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 2x8 Dimensional Lumber
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 2x8 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 2x8 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 2x2 Dimensional Lumber
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 2x2 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 2x2 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 2x4 Dimensional Lumber
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 2x4 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 2x4 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 2x10 Dimensional Lumber
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 2x10 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 2x10 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 2x12 Dimensional Lumber
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 2x12 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 2x12 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 1x8 Dimensional Lumber
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 1x8 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 1x8 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 1x12 Dimensional Lumber
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 1x12 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 1x12 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 4x4 Dimensional Lumber
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 4x4 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 4x4 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 6x6 Dimensional Lumber
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 6x6 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 6x6 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 5/4x8 Dimensional Lumber
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 5/4x8 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 5/4x8 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 5/4x12 Dimensional Lumber
Ipe (pronounced ee-pay) is one of the densest hardwoods available for outdoor construction. Ipe 5/4x12 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. Its denseness and natural oils make it virtually impenetrable to insects (so insect deterioration is not an issue). Ipe 5/4x12 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.
Cumaru 1x4
Cumaru (pronounced Ku-mah-rue) also known as Brazilian Teak is one of the densest hardwoods 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. Cumaru 1x4 is often used for decking, flooring, railroad ties as well as other purposes. Just like ipe, cumaru has a A1 fire rating, 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.
Cumaru Hardwood Is One Of The Best Species In The World
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 Hardwood (5/4x6) 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.Cumaru Hardwood (5/4x6) Best Characteristics
- Hardness
- Rot-resistant
- Durability
- Environmentally Friendly
- Preserves its natural beauty
Cumaru Hardwood Is One Of The Best Species In The World
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 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.Cumaru Hardwood (5/4x8) Best Characteristics
- Hardness
- Rot-resistant
- Durability
- Environmentally Friendly
- Preserves its natural beauty
Massaranduba 5/4x6
Massaranduba (pronounced Ma-sah- ran-due-bah) is one of the most beautiful hardwoods available for outdoor projects such as decking. Known as Brazilian Redwood it has a vivid reddish-brown color. massaranduba is the hardwood of choice for people looking for a uniform look as the wood has very little movement. Like other hardwoods, it is highly decay, insect, mold, and rot resistant. It is used in many outdoor projects such as stairs, decking, treads, and most curious of all billiard cues. Compared to ipe hardwood, it is a less expensive option. Net finished dimensions 1" x 5 1/2"In Dallas Fort Worth We Know Sustainability Is Important
Brazilian Lumber is all about responsible business practices and sustainability. For that reason, we make sure that the products we offer come from sustainably managed forests (this means the way trees are selected has a minimal impact on the forest and mimics natural patterns of disturbance and regeneration).
This means Dallas customers can feel good about their purchase, knowing that the products we offer balance the needs of the environment, wildlife, and forest communities, supporting decent incomes while conserving our forests for future generations.
We also carry high quality composite decking with options made of recycled materials or easily renewable materials such as bamboo. Many Dallas homes are making the switch to these environmentally friendly building materials so that they can properly enjoy that warm Texas sun.
Contact Brazilian Lumber in Dallas Fort Worth
If you are ready to learn more about how Brazilian Lumber can supply your Dallas project with tropical hardwoods such as ipe and cumaru, call us or email us today. If you need quality tropical hardwood and live in the Dallas-Fort Worth area including Highland Park, Melissa, Willow Park, and Southlake, or any area of Texas, we can quickly and efficiently ship to your residential or commercial jobsite. We take orders over the phone and coordinate the delivery for you. Email us at sales@Brazilianlumber.com or call us (877) 559-5925.
