Massaranduba decking wood is one of the hardest and most durable timber species in the world.  With a reddish-brown hue and straight grain, it often is referred to as “Brazilian Redwood.”  Massaranduba wood is naturally durable and resistant to rot and decay, making it an excellent choice for exterior applications, while retaining the look of an exotic interior hardwood.

• Considered a cost-effective hardwood substitute for Ipe wood, and is comparable in cost to Cumaru decking.
• Expected life is in excess of 25 years, outlasting other decking species such as treated Pine, American Redwood and Douglas Fir.
• Can be easily stained to an alternate color-hue
• Drying is the weak point of this species, with splits and checks reported as ‘very common’ during the drying process.