Materials

Natural weather-resistant properties make it a good choice for siding, shingles, decking,  greenhouses, arbors, and fences. It’s considered to be a “durable” wood that can withstand exposure to the elements, but it’s not completely rot-resistant. Regular upkeep helps protect cedar.

Mahogany is one of the most reliable materials for exterior door construction. Mahogany has a straight, fine, and even grain. It can range in color from pale pink to reddish brown. It has excellent workability and is very durable, making it an excellent choice for exterior doors.

A hard and heavy wood with a medium-bending and crushing strength, low in stiffness, but very good in steam-bending. It has great wear resistance.

Teak has a high oil content, giving it the highest decay-resistance among all natural wood products. Teak is used for boat building, yachts, exterior construction, indoor and outdoor furniture, veneer, carvings, frames, and more.

Walnut is a tough hardwood of medium density, with moderate bending and crushing strengths, and low stiffness. It has a good steam-bending classification. Reasonable availability. Furniture, cabinets, architectural millwork, doors, flooring, paneling, and gun stocks.

This is a tropical wood of distinguished origin, renowned for its exceptional resistance to weathering and certain insect species such as termites. Cumarú wood is highly prized for its application in crafting flooring, notably decking, which is extensively utilized around pool areas. Furthermore, it finds purpose in the production of doors and outdoor furniture.

Balau wood, native to Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines, is an exceptionally resilient timber with high density and a compact structure, enriched with abundant tropical oils and resins. These inherent qualities render it exceptionally water-resistant, making it an ideal choice for exterior doors that exude both elegance and beauty

originating from Southeast Asia is a remarkable species known for its exceptional natural durability and dimensional stability. It possesses an inherent antiseptic resin that provides resistance against various organisms such as termites and fungi. Aptly referred to as the ‘Queen of Woods,’ it exhibits the unique ability to withstand contact with metals without deteriorating. Furthermore, its appearance improves with age, making it a popular choice for luxury doors

Burmese Teak, Tectona grandis, is a hardwood tree native to a significant portion of South and Southeast Asia, including Myanmar. Owing to its innate water resistance, Burmese Teak is highly coveted for a range of applications, encompassing furniture crafting and ship construction.

The Thermowood Ayous Oak, also known as obeche, sourced from sustainable wood species in Africa, undergoes a thermal modification process to achieve a refined, durable, and sophisticated texture.

Ash black or fraxinus thermo is crafted using a state-of-the-art thermal modification process to provide increased durability and stability while maintaining a beautiful, natural look. This breathtaking product is available in a nearly unlimited range of decking, cladding, and architectural millwork profiles.

It is a high-quality wood with a consistent texture and a color that can range from light brown to dark brown. Additionally, it is resistant to moisture and decay, making it ideal for outdoor and water-contact applications.

The thermally modified red oak from Impact Precious Wood stands out with its attractive reddish-brown hue and natural surface features such as checks, making it a captivating choice for cladding and decking. It provides an exquisite and timeless finish for exterior walls, maintaining its elegance as it ages. Its exceptional weather resistance and durability, supported by the highest durability and rot resistance class for over 25 years, make it a lasting and stylish choice for high-quality outdoor projects.