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Comparison of the Most Popular Outdoor Decking Materials
February 20, 2013 /4 Comments/in Brazilian Wood Depot /by SamThe most commonly used material for decking is pressure-treated pine because it is the most inexpensive option. This type of wood is pressure-treated to extend the life and help protect it against insect infestation. The deterioration of the building industry has caused the price of this decking lumber to decrease over the last five years […]
Protecting Your Deck During Harsh Winter Months
January 3, 2013 /0 Comments/in Brazilian Wood Depot /by SamMany homeowners are concerned with how to protect their deck during the winter. As the temperature drops, wind picks up, and snow and ice begins to fall, it’s only natural to be concerned with your gorgeous deck. Luckily, if you have utilized the high quality Brazilian hardwoods from Brazilian Wood Depot, then maintenance and care is […]
Purple Heart Hardwood Decking (Roxinho)
May 29, 2011 /1 Comment/in Brazilian Wood Depot /by SamPurple Heart decking lumber is another one of over 100 hardwood species that thrives in South America. All of the species that survive in the wet climate of the long rainy seasons in South America are durable and highly resistant to rot and insects. If the hardwood comes from South America, it is extremely durable. Purple Heart is billiard table PURPLE […]
Earth Responsible Green Building Practices
July 15, 2010 /0 Comments/in Brazilian Wood Depot /by SamWe all need to utilize our planet’s resources responsibly. For building materials, this means focusing on using materials that meet earth responsible criteria: Made from natural materials without chemicals or oil, Biodegradable Renewable and sustainable or it is reclaimed The use of chemicals in building materials creates, at some point, the need to dispose of the […]
Cleaning and Refinishing Hardwood Decking
July 14, 2010 /3 Comments/in Brazilian Wood Depot /by SamIpe’ decking, cumaru, jatoba, massaranduba, garapa and tigerwood hardwood decking is the most beautiful decking in the world. To maintain the color and pronounced grain patterns, you must finish the deck periodically with a good oil-based deck finish made especially for hardwoods. Finishes that are not specifically developed for hardwoods do not penetrate the wood enough for proper […]
Finishing Touch Hardwood Deck Designs
July 8, 2010 /0 Comments/in Brazilian Wood Depot /by SamIf you think that you want full length boards to avoid seams between the ends of your boards, you may want to consider some other options. Maybe it’s the rot on the ends of the boards you noticed when you took apart your old pressure treated (PT) deck that you’re trying to avoid on your […]
Install Fascia, Trim, Border and Wrap Deck Boards To Prevent Cupping or Warping
November 29, 2009 /0 Comments/in Brazilian Wood Depot /by SamThese accent deck boards that are installed flat on decking structures provide for moisture to be trapped under the deck boards. This trapped moisture will cause the deck boards to cup as the face of the deck boards dry – the edges turn up. Several joists together provide this type of flat surface under border […]
Aluminum Hidden Deck Clip Installation
August 24, 2009 /0 Comments/in Brazilian Wood Depot /by SamFace Screwed deck installation is preferred over nails because they simply hold better. In addition, you can choose stainless steel screws, which will not stain your beautiful decking. Stainless steel nails are only (easily) available in finish nails because SS nails are too soft to use for most applications. Hidden Fastener Deck Clips are often chosen by customers who […]
Forest Preservation
August 6, 2008 /0 Comments/in Brazilian Wood Depot /by SamRules Of Forest Preservation for Braziland other lumber producing countries are designed to preserve their natural resources and the environment. CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) is an international agreement between governments. Its aim is to ensure that international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their […]
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