Cumaru Decking is one of the Finest Hardwoods Available

Cumaru Decking has a golden tan-brown color with beautiful grain characteristics. Also known as Brazilian Teak, a Cumaru deck will gradually age to a lustrous silver-grey if left untreated. It can be oiled or stained to retain its rich golden color. Cumaru Decking is available in sizes 1x4 through 5/4x6, 2x2 balusters, and 4x4 posts.

Strong, Naturally Durable, Stable

Cumaru Decking is among the strongest and most resilient natural untreated decking materials available on the market today. An increasingly popular choice for both commercial and residential decking; it truly is the best decking product available in terms of strength, stability, durability, and natural resistance to decay, wet conditions, and infestation by termites and wood boreres of all types. Our Cumaru contains no harmful chemicals and can be used near water with no worry of contamination.

Class A Fire Rating, 25 Year Warranty

Cumaru Decking has a class A fire rating, the same rating given to concrete and steel. And we give a 25 Year Warranty with all our naturally durable, exotic hardwood decking products. Cumaru Decking is an economical natural alternative to other decking options when the entire life cycle of the deck or outdoor project is considered. Its rich color and natural grain is breathtaking and is certain to provide a lifetime of beauty.

Rich Golden Color Requires Reapplication of Oil Finish

Cumaru Decks will maintain their structural integrity as they age. To retain the rich golden color, we recommend a high quality penetrating oil finish with ultraviolet inhibitors. Regular cleaning and reapplication of an oil finish will ensure that the wood retains its beauty for many years.

Environmentally Sustainable, IBAMA / FSC

Cumaru is among the finest decking materials available. Our products are certified under IBAMA or FSC green environmental guidelines for sustainability. For low-maintanence, durability, and incredible beauty, choose a high quality natural material, and avoid the shortcomings of composite and softwood decking.