Decking
- Wood is non-toxic and strong for its weight
- It produces a beautiful natural deck that is easy to maintain
- It is a durable resource if maintained correctly
- It is re-usable and recyclable and biodegradable without any polluting by-products
What are the most Popular Materials use and what are their Characteristics
Garapa (Apuleia Leiocarpa)Garapa is a stable and durable exotic hardwood, imported from South America. |
Massaranduba Decking (Brazilian Redwood)Massaranduba is a high density exotic hardwood, imported from South America. |
Red Ironbark (Eucalyptus Sideroxylon)Red Ironpark is a very distinctive Australian hardwood that is prized for it’s strength and durability. |
Teak (Baikaiea Plurijuga)Zambezi Teak, formerly known as Rhodesian Teak, is a durable high quality imported hardwood. |
Saligna (Eucalyptis Grandis)Saligna Decking is a locally grown hardwood and is ideal for exterior decks. It has beautiful colours ranging from light pink to brown. |
Maculata (Spotted Gum)Malcutta is a premium Australian hardwood now also grown in South Africa. |
What do you need to do to ensure a Beautiful Long Lasting Deck?
- Use a proper oil based sealer for general protection. It will also prevent your decking from pealing.
- Ensure that the medium contains UV protection.
- To extend intervals between treatments, use a specialized deck wash.