Tigerwood- Finest Brazilian Harwood For Your Wood Deck

If you are looking for a Brazilian Hardwood for yourmaterial due to its strength and bold appearance. 
new deck that has an absolutely beautiful, exoticTigerwood will give your new deck a unique, rich
color and grain pattern, then look no further!appearance that is not only beautiful but will give you
Tigerwood decking is used for a distinctive grain andand your family a useful and enjoyable deck for
brilliantly colored deck. Tigerwood is brown in colormany years to come. Appling a UV Finisher (such as
with some reddish and burnt orange colors in theFlood CWF) to the wood every 18 months or so will
wood with very distinctive dark brow/black stripeshelp keep your new Tigerwood Deck looking like the
(very similar to the look of a real tiger-hence theday you installed it.
name).  Tigerwood has a very exotic and rich lookYou can customize your new wood decking with
to it because of its prominent wood grain pattern.Tigerwood on the deck surface and handrail and use
Tigerwood (also known as Brazilian Koa) is over 2Ipé for the border, posts and balusters. You will
½ times harder than Oak and over 5 times hardernot only have a deck you love, but a two tone
than Western Red Cedar.  With a 40 year lifeappearance that is unique to all others.  Ipe matches
expectancy and is one of the most beautiful of thethe grain in the Tigerwood and gives your deck a rich
Brazilian Hardwoods.  On the Janka Hardness Scale itlook when they are combined.  The Tigerwood
scores 2,160!   If you would like a prominent grain“frames” in the Ipe and makes the contrast
pattern for your new hardwood deck, this is thein the wood stand out while at the same time they
wood for you!  Tigerwood is available in 1” Xblend together because of the colors!  You can also
6” (which is ¾” X 5 ½”) and also in 5do patterns on the deck itself using the Ipe. The
4” X 6” (which is 1” X 5 ½”).  design team at ABS Wood is always willing to come
Matching Handrail is also available.up with new and unique design ideas specifically for
Tigerwood is not yet as well known as Ipe (Brazilianyour deck.
Walnut) but it is becoming very popular as a decking