Ipe wood, also known as epay or epi wood or Brazilian Walnut, is a South American hardwood known for its strength and durability.
Ipe is among the hardest species of wood used for decking, and has been given a Class A fire rating which out-performs most of the other woods or composite decking options.
Ipe decking can be oiled to protect its natural color, or it can be allowed to weather to a lovely driftwood grey to fit contemporary designs.
Ipe wood, with its stunning golden tan and warm brown tones of natural Ipe wood decking cannot be replicated by any man-made product. Natural resistance to rot, decay, and insects gives it a 50 year lifespan with no artificial preservatives.
Ipe wood decking is a premium, exotic, and more durable alternative to other commonly used natural wood decking options. Its timeless beauty suits almost any style, and thanks to thousands of years of natural cultivation, Ipe wood has been naturally engineered to last a lifetime.
