Ironwood is known to be one of the hardest timbers in the market, with unparalleled density that surpasses other Class 1 durability* woods like teak and chengal. This makes Ironwood most heavy-duty and long-lasting.
*Class 1 indicates High Durability in the British Standard for wood and wood-based durability.
Ironwood’s superior stability also gives it unparalleled resistance to termite infestation and rotting, allowing owners to worry less about the longevity of their timber decks.
*Note: Hairline cracks are a natural occurrence for ALL ironwood, and home owners need to be mindful when they make a responsible choice for their decking needs.
Ironwood is known to be one of the hardest timbers in the market, with unparalleled density that surpasses other Class 1 durability* woods like teak and chengal. This makes Ironwood most heavy-duty and long-lasting.
*Class 1 indicates High Durability in the British Standard for wood and wood-based durability.
Ironwood’s superior stability also gives it unparalleled resistance to termite infestation and rotting, allowing owners to worry less about the longevity of their timber decks.
*Note: Hairline cracks are a natural occurrence for ALL ironwood, and home owners need to be mindful when they make a responsible choice for their decking needs.
Ironwood is known to be one of the hardest timbers in the market, with unparalleled density that surpasses other Class 1 durability* woods like teak and chengal. This makes Ironwood most heavy-duty and long-lasting.
*Class 1 indicates High Durability in the British Standard for wood and wood-based durability.
Ironwood’s superior stability also gives it unparalleled resistance to termite infestation and rotting, allowing owners to worry less about the longevity of their timber decks.
*Note: Hairline cracks are a natural occurrence for ALL ironwood, and home owners need to be mindful when they make a responsible choice for their decking needs.
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