8 Reasons Why IPE Is The Best Premium Hardwood
Ipe Wood
Building a new deck can create a whole new, beautiful space for your family and friends. Plus, the deck will quickly add value to your property. If you are looking for the best hardwood for indoor or outdoor construction projects, there is a perfect choice: IPE lumber. This amazing hardwood, sometimes called Brazilian Walnut, comes… Read More
The 8 Best Weather Resistant Woods
Weather resistant woods
What do Ipe, cumaru, jatoba, garapa and teak have in common? They are some of the most resistant, durable and highly sought after hardwoods on the market. They are incredibly resistant to rot, insect damage and weathering since the internal composition is undesirable to insects and fungi. Because of this, they are perfect for outdoor… Read More
3 Tips For Perfect Hardwood Maintenance
Hardwood maintenance
A hardwood deck is an investment that adds value to your house and provides space to spend quality time with friends and family. Ipe, Cumaru, Jatoba, and Garapa hardwood decks are some of the most beautiful in the world, especially because of their coloring. Although hardwood requires no maintenance for structural integrity, it is… Read More
Best Outdoor Living Room Ideas for Homeowner Renovators
Ipe Wood, Outdoor Living Ideas
Having stayed at home for many months, homeowners have suddenly discovered a new pastime and for some, a new passion: home improvements. Unlike any other pastime or project, though, this one has some strong staying power, according to several reports. With limited travel options and restrictions, as well as fewer outdoor activities and social engagement… Read More
Indoors or Outdoors, Flat or Angled: How to Use Cumaru in Your Ceiling
Cumaru
In a pandemic world, homeowners are rethinking what outdoor living means. If before outdoor living space was used to extend the usable capacity of a home, with Covid-19 there are safety and practical aspects for using the exterior as well. The outer space can provide a more ventilated gathering area for family and friends, which… Read More
Some Benches and Landmarks Stand the Test of Time, Thanks to these Hardwoods
Cumaru, Ipe Wood
Photo credit: SITU Fabrication How many people have New York’s Central Park 9,400 benches served for many decades? That’s a question that would be impossible to count but what matters most is how they have provided respite for those who need a breather from their busy lives in the city. These benches have endured the… Read More
Why you Need Tropical Sapele Wood for your Next Hardwood Project in St. Lucia
Sapele Wood
It’s found that Sapele is a tropical species that’s gaining popularity the fastest. It’s sourced from West Africa, mostly Congo and Cameroon and is often used as a Mahogany alternative. It’s extremely stable nature and consistent dark brown color make it very appealing for manufacturers and craftsmen to work with. When it’s quartered and rifted,… Read More
The Exotic Appeal of Ipe Hardwood Decking and Floors in the Turks and Caicos
Ipe Wood
Durable, versatile and beautiful, exotic Brazilian Ipe wood provides incredible possibilities for your house’s floors and deck. With Ipe wood, it’s like you’re bringing the beauty and exotic feel of the tropics to your home. While you’ll find many outstanding selections of wood for your deck and flooring projects, Ipe wood provides you with a… Read More
Why Oak Hardwood Flooring is so Popular in Antigua and Barbuda
Flooring
Northern Red Oak makes up a lot of the Oak used for hardwood, but there is also Southern Red Oak and White Oak. The Northern Red Oak is very plentiful in the United States. It’s native to North America and you can find it anywhere from Southern Appalachia to Central Canada. It’s been known to… Read More
Why Massaranduba Wood is the Ideal Choice for Fences, Decks and Pergolas in the U.S. Virgin Islands
Massaranduba Wood
Massaranduba wood is a type of exotic Brazilian wood that’s one of the most durable, robust and easily sustainable natural materials in the U.S. Virgin Islands and other places in the market. It grows in a number of South American areas. It’s dark red, rich coloring allows it to feel comfortable and warm. It’s considered… Read More
