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Ipe (spelled ipe and pronounced “ee-pay”), also called Brazilian walnut, is a beautiful exotic wood from South America. Ipe wood structures are hard, strong, and naturally resistant to rot, abrasion, weather, and insects. It is almost twice as dense as most woods and up to five times harder. Viewing Deck Design Outdoor, Patio Wood Deck, Ipe Front Porch, Wood Deck Around Pool, Wood Patio Ideas, Pool With Wood Deck, Modern Wood Deck, Wood Deck Pool, Pool Wood Deck

Ipe (spelled ipe and pronounced “ee-pay”), also called Brazilian walnut, is a beautiful exotic wood from South America. Ipe wood structures are hard, strong, and naturally resistant to rot, abrasion, weather, and insects. It is almost twice as dense as most woods and up to five times harder.

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One of our clients recently finished a decking project in a Mlaibu home with our durable, beautiful, sustainable, and long-lasting ipe wood! What makes ipe the perfect wood for decking? Its natural oils and extreme density make it resistant to wrap, rot, splintering, scratching, termites, and insects. So, while the color will fade with time if no UV-protectant oil is applied, the stability and integrity of the wood will stay the same. Our ipe is FSC-certified, KD, and directly imported! Ipe Wood Decking, Ipe Deck, Ipe Wood Deck, Ceiling Window, Ipe Decking, Deck Flooring, Ipe Wood, Deck Projects, Wooden Decks

One of our clients recently finished a decking project in a Mlaibu home with our durable, beautiful, sustainable, and long-lasting ipe wood! What makes ipe the perfect wood for decking? Its natural oils and extreme density make it resistant to wrap, rot, splintering, scratching, termites, and insects. So, while the color will fade with time if no UV-protectant oil is applied, the stability and integrity of the wood will stay the same. Our ipe is FSC-certified, KD, and directly imported!

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