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Ipe Railing Maintenance 101: How to Keep Your Deck Railing Looking Like New

So you’ve installed a beautiful and sturdy Ipe railing on your deck, and it looks absolutely stunning. But now the question is: How do you keep it that way? Here at ABS Wood, we have a lot of clients asking us about Ipe railing maintenance, and we are more than happy to share our expertise on how you can keep your wood railing looking like new for years to come.

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Cumaru Decking & Flooring Guide: Beauty, Durability, and Care

When it comes to creating an inviting and long-lasting outdoor living area, Cumaru hardwood stands out as an excellent choice. Its exceptional durability and resistance
to rot make it an ideal material for decking and flooring projects. Cumaru decking offers a range of benefits, including its natural beauty and durability.

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Brazilian Ipe Decking – Pros & Cons: A U.S. Builder’s Complete Overview

Choosing the right material for your deck sets the tone for how it looks and how long it lasts. This is why so many builders across the US prefer Brazilian Ipe decking. But should you use it, too? In this guide, we’re breaking down the Pros and Cons of Ipe so you can weigh the facts before placing an order.

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Ipe Decking Installation Failures: Avoiding Warping, Cupping & End‑Grain Cracks

Building an outdoor space means dealing with sun, rain, foot traffic, and time. Ipe wood decking handles all of it and still looks good years down the line. At ABSWood, we’ve helped homeowners and contractors across the US create beautiful decks using premium Brazilian hardwood, and Ipe remains the most requested material we supply.

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Ipe wood vs Pressure-Treated Wood: A Durability Deep Dive

Ipe wood and other such Brazilian hardwood for example and pressure-treated wood sit at opposite ends of the scale if we talk about quality, durability, and cost. Ipe wood, which is a tropical hardwood known as Brazilian Walnut, is valued for its natural toughness and range in tones.