Highest Quality Brazilian & Asian Wood For Decks - Shipped Direct To Your Seattle Home
Seattle is the biggest city in the Pacific Northwest and one of the cloudiest cities in the country, which brings tons of moisture to this seaport town. But that shouldn’t stop you from having a beautiful outdoor deck to enjoy year-round. From fences to gazebos to front porches, homeowners and contractors in Seattle rely on Hardwood Decking Supply to have the perfect lumber choice for their deck or fence project.
Wholesale Prices On Exotic Wood Decking
Hardwood Decking Supply is the Seattle area’s preferred decking lumber provider, for our choice of decking materials and exceptionally low prices. We buy direct from the mills and cut out the middleman, so our customers can enjoy substantial savings when they buy from us. We offer a low shipping rate and a quick delivery time for our Washington customers.
We carry gorgeous and long-lasting decking materials including Ipe, Batu (a great Mahogany alternative), Camaru, Garapa and Tigerwood. Each board is hand inspected for quality before we ship it out to you, ensuring that your boards have no defects and can seamlessly be used to build your deck.
We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee to back all of our hardwood. We know you’ll love the quality of our wood and enjoy the savings when you choose Hardwood Decking Supply for your next decking project.
*Washington State residents are responsible for all and any state taxes on their order
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Batu Decking 1×6
Original price was: $3.20.$2.59Current price is: $2.59. per linear foot -
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Garapa Decking 1×6
Original price was: $4.19.$3.59Current price is: $3.59. per linear foot -
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Ipe Decking 1×6
Original price was: $7.70.$4.99Current price is: $4.99. per linear foot -
South Pacific Redwood 1×6
$3.89 per linear foot -
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Tigerwood Decking 1×6
Original price was: $3.89.$3.39Current price is: $3.39. per linear foot
Batu or Red Balau Hardwood Deck Boards
Batu Decking, also known as Red Balau, Mahogany and Meranti, is a beautiful Indonesian heartwood and an economical choice of the Asian hardwoods. It is a great alternative for customers seeking a Mahogany deck without the costly upkeep.
Ipe Decking Boards
Ipe Decking is the hardest Brazilian hardwood and the most desired exterior decking material available. Ipe is extremely durable, low maintenance and resists checking.
Tigerwood Decking Boards
Tigerwood Decking is unlike any other Brazilian wood, with its rich reddish brown color, with unique dark tiger-like stripes that transforms any outdoor living space.
Cumaru Decking Boards
Cumaru Decking, also known as Brazilian Teak, is the 2nd hardest Brazilian hardwood available and a very economical choice. Cumaru is durable (3xs harder than oak) and an affordable choice for your Phoenix outdoor deck.
Have questions about our tropical hardwood? Not sure why it’s a superior product or how to purchase?
Read below for our most frequently asked questions. And if you don’t find what you’re looking for, just call our hardwood decking experts at 866-452-2573.
Hardwood Decking Supply sells hardwood priced by the linear foot. Ready to buy? First, browse our site to learn more about our specialties. Then once you know what type of wood you need, simply call us at 866-452-2573 and we’ll help figure out how much wood you need for your project, and in what lengths. Not sure what type of wood to use? Don’t worry – we can help you figure that out too.
Tropical hardwoods grow in tropical forests around the globe, and they are prized for their beauty and strength. Our tropical hardwoods are sourced from areas of Central America and South America (primarily Brazil), as well as Indonesia. We sell five different species, and while they look quite different, they all have similar characteristics: long lasting, strong, dense, durable, and resistant to pests and mildew.
Tropical hardwoods are fantastic for a variety of projects. Most of our wood is sold for decking and fence projects. Our products can also be used for patio furniture, gazebos, siding, and interior flooring. Hardwoods are gorgeous, hard, and durable.
A tropical hardwood deck will last a long time! Most of our woods have a lifespan of 30 – 50 years, depending on species and use. This compares to 10 – 15 years for commonly used domestic species like cedar.
We sell ipe, batu, garapa, tigerwood, and cumaru tropical hardwoods. Each of our woods is extremely strong and durable with a long lifespan. Click the links above to learn more about each type and decide what wood is best for your project. Still not sure? Give us a call at 866-452-2573 to speak to one of our hardwood specialists.
Not all tropical hardwoods are the same, and that’s one of the things that set us apart. Our business depends on the long-term availability of wood, so it’s vital to support conservation efforts and sustainable practices. All of our hardwoods come from accredited producers. Learn more about our environmental policy.
Since tropical hardwood is so hard, there are some recommended best practices. To make your project easier, we recommend you pre-drill holes in your boards as drill bits wear out quickly. Make sure you have a few helping hands, too. Shop our accessories that are specially made for working with hardwoods. To learn more about the hardness of specific wood species, view their rankings on the Janka Hardness Scale.
Once your deck is installed, we recommend sealing it with Ipe Oil Hardwood Deck Finish and UV Protector. After that, if you choose to forgo the finish, your hardwood deck will naturally weather to an attractive silvery gray color. If you want your deck to maintain its original color, simply reapply the finish every few years. Other than that, maintenance is simple. Just sweep your deck free of debris at the start and end of each season, and periodically clean it with a mild soap solution and brush if needed.
The prices of tropical hardwoods are comparable to domestic hardwood species, especially when you consider the much longer life of tropical hardwoods. You can build one hardwood deck that will last 30 –50 years, or you can build 3 – 5 cedar decks in that same timeframe. When you look at upfront and lifecycle costs, tropical hardwoods are the clear winner.
We understand the need to keep moving on a project! That’s why we work quickly to fulfill every order. After you place your order, we will for process and package it as soon as possible. Then once your order is on a truck, it takes 5 – 7 days to be delivered to your home or job site. The shipping company will provide you with a delivery date and time once its confirmed. Learn more about shipping.