Decking

Due to supply chain issues our stock can fluctuate greatly. The best way to get an accurate Idea of our current inventory would be to make direct contact with us.

NAVAL DECKING

In the mid 1900’s heavy wood planking, usually Teak was used to protect decks of many naval vessels including aircraft carriers.  During World War II Teak became unavailable when Japan occupied Southeast Asia.  The Allied navies turned to Douglas Fir and a South American hardwood which today is being brought to you as Naval Deck.

USDA Forest Service Data Sheet

Available in these Dimension

1 x 4 - 5/4 x 4

1 x 6 - 5/4 x 6

2 x 4 - 2 x 6

2 x 8 - 4 x 4

Naval Deck Installation

Naval Deck History and Information

IPE

Ipe is indigenous to Central and South America, and is well known to be some of the most durable decking on the market.  Ipe features a dense interlocking grain structure that forms unique swirling patterns with its greenish amber color. 

USDA Forest Service Data Sheet

Available in these Dimension

1 x 4 - 5/4 x 4

1 x 6 - 5/4 x 6

1 x 8 - 2 x 4

2 x 6 - 4 x 4

Amarillo Decking

High Quality Decking at an affordable price

USDA Forest Service Data Sheet

Available in these Dimension

1 x 6 +

5/4 x 6 

1x6 Amarillo Deck
Rich golden tones, naturally durable, and ready to shine — no oil applied!
Perfect for a low-maintenance, exotic hardwood look that lasts.

1x6 Amarillo finished with Ipe oil

Beautifully finished 1x6 Amarillo deck, sealed with premium Ipe oil for rich color and lasting protection. Durable, elegant, and ready to enjoy.

Customer Creations