Hardwood Decking

Yellow Balau is a very durable hardwood, well suited to deck construction. It is one of the most popular species in the UK with a mixture of warm colours of golden browns, light browns and pale reddish-browns, Yellow Balau offers a unique colour range which will sit beautifully within a natural environment.

Ipe is a native to South America where it is referred to as ironwood. One of the hardest timbers on earth and is the ultimate choice for decking due to its tremendous strength. Due to its hardness and natural ability to resist decay, Ipé will provide many years of service.

Iroko is an extremely popular hardwood, especially in high-end domestic locations. Its highly versatile nature allows it to also be used as cladding and slatted screens. Colours range from a light yellow-brown to a deeper golden-brown, but tend to darken slightly over time, providing a rich and evocative colour tone.

Red Balau comes from the Tropical rainforests in Malaysia. Over recent years it has significantly increased in popularity with high end customers recognising the attributes that make it particularly suitable for use as garden decking. Its colouration has also brought it to the fore of the timber industry, as its light to mid browns & sandy red/oranges give it an eye-catching contemporary look, particularly when wet.