Ipe Siding Specifications

(Brazilian Walnut)
Appearance: An extremely dense, tight grained wood. Generally a deep rich brown with some pieces displaying red and amber hues.
Hardness: 3680lbs -3x Harder than Teak
Bending Strength: 25,400 psi

Benefits: Ultra low-maintenance. Highest rating for insect termite) & decay resistance. A proven lifespan of 75+ years.

Cumaru Siding Specifications

(Brazilian Teak)
Appearance: Color varies from a rich display of golden tan to reddish brown colors and dark grain accents throughout the wood.
Hardness: 3540 lbs -8x Harder than Redwood
Bending Strength: 24,800 psi
Benefits: Extremely durable and naturally resistant to decay. Offers up to 50+ year lifespan.

Tigerwood Siding Specifications

(Brazilian Koa)
Appearance: Light golden brown to reddish brown with irregular black and brown streaks.
Hardness: 1850 lbs. -2x Harder than Cedar
Bending Strength: 19,285 psi
Benefits: Low maintenance and naturally durable. Offers 30+ year lifespan.

Garapa Siding Specifications

(Brazilian Ash)
Appearance: A fine-grained timber that is a light yellow to a warm golden hue.
Hardness: 1210 lbs -3x Harder than Redwood
Bending Strength: 12,900 psi
Benefits: Durable and naturally resistant to rot, decay, and splinters without any chemical treatments. Offers 30+ year lifespan.