Collection: Garapa Wood Decking
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5/4 x 6 Garapa Wood Decking
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1 x 6 Garapa Wood Decking
Call to Order: 1-877-232-3915Regular price $3.19 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
1 x 6 +Plus® Garapa Wood Decking (21mm x 6)
Call to Order: 1-877-232-3915Regular price $3.44 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
5/4 x 4 Garapa Wood Decking
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1 x 4 Garapa Wood Decking
Call to Order: 1-877-232-3915Regular price $2.44 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
1 x 4 +Plus® Garapa Wood Decking (21mm x 4)
Call to Order: 1-877-232-3915Regular price $2.83 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
5/4 x 6 Garapa Wood Decking Shorts
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FSC® 1x4 Garapa Standard
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FSC® 1x6 Garapa Standard
Call to Order: 1-877-232-3915Regular price $3.99 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
FSC® 1x6 +Plus® Garapa Standard
Call to Order: 1-877-232-3915Regular price $4.30 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
FSC® 5/4x4 Garapa Standard
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FSC® 5/4x6 Garapa Standard
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Garapa Sets the Gold Standard
Advantage Garapa™ glows with a light-gold to honey hue and features a fine grain. Naturally resistant to rot, decay, and insect attack, our Garapa decking is one of the finest-quality hardwoods available. Garapa originates from managed forests and is a truly renewable resource.
Garapa Decking Specifications
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Garapa: Complex Color
Like most of our exotic hardwood decking options, Garapa is a photosensitive wood, meaning its color changes when exposed to light. This means Garapa will mature to a rich brownish color over time, making it a great alternative to Ipe or Cumaru in outdoor projects.
