Wood Decking | Feuer Lumber

Makossa

Unique color and natural beauty. Very resistant to rot and decay because of its dense fiber composition. Ability to stay cool on hot summer days as it will not absorb heat. Very durable to extreme traffic and heavy use. Very resistant to mold and other fungus growth. Very resistant to scratches and dents thanks to it’s high density. Maintenance free: leave it alone and it will age with grace to a natural silver patina. Preserve the deep rich red iron wood color with a yearly application of a good decking oil.

Board Size
1 x 4
5/4 x 6

Dark Red Meranti Buket

Dark Red Meranti Buket (Shorea Platyclados) has been our proven performer for more than 25 years as decking, porch flooring, and exterior trim.

1 x 4 Decking
Specifications	Kiln dried 12-14% MC. Run to moulding quality finish. Surfaced 4 sides with 2mm radius eased edges.
Available Lengths	Random length, 8'–20' odd and even; allowing maximum 10% 6/7' as develops. Consult your lumber dealer for specified lengths.
Dimensions	Net ¾'' x 3½''

5/4 x 6 Decking
Specifications	Kiln dried 12-14% MC. Run to moulding quality finish. Surfaced 4 sides with 2mm radius eased edges.
Available Lengths	Random length, 8'–20' odd and even; allowing maximum 10% 6/7' as develops. Consult your lumber dealer for specified lengths.
Dimensions	Net 1¹⁄₁₆'' x 5½''

Ipe

Ipe (Tabebuia spp) an easy choice for any project. Ipe naturally resists wear, rot, splintering, termites, fire, chemicals, marine borers and virtually every other threat imaginable.

Board Size	Board Grade
1 x 4	S4S FEQ Grade
5/4 x 6	S4S FEQ Grade

DMG Naval Deck

Naval Deck™ combines the toughness and abrasion resistance needed to perform as landing decks for aircraft with the natural decay resistance needed to endure constant exposure to sun, wind, rain and salt water. European standards rate Naval Deck™ as more durable than Meranti and Balau that are prevalent in the U.S. market.

Board Size	Board Grade
1 x 4 Nominal	Net ¾'' x 3½''
5/4 x 6 Nominal	Net 1'' x 5½''

Port Orford Cedar

Other common names: Pacific White Cypress, Oregon Cypress, Pacific White Cedar.

Originally grown only in southern Oregon and Northern California, Port Orford Cedar (Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana) is a truly unique cedar species. Like all cedars, it is a member of the cypress family. It is a particularly hard and strong cedar, with the same natural durability as other types of cedar when it comes to weather, rot, and insects.

5/4 x 6 Decking
Specifications	Kiln dried 12-14% MC. Run to moulding quality finish. Surfaced 4 sides with 2mm radius eased edges.
Available Lengths	Random length, 8'–20' even; allowing maximum 10% 6/7' as develops. Consult your lumber dealer for specified lengths.
Dimensions	Net 1¹⁄₁₆'' x 5½''