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Decking
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GeoDeck is low maintenance, easy to install, and resistant to mold and decay. Superior color retention and best-in-class mechanical strength ratings.
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Whether a deck, patio, shade structure, pool and hot tub surround, walkway, or dock, all of our products are backed by a 20-year limited warranty. None of which require painting or sealing. Key GeoDeck attributes include: hollow profile is up to 30% lighter than wood or other solid composite boards, unique T&G board requires no hidden fastener system, traditional T&G and S4S boards are ICC rated for 24" on center, 2x8 commercial board is ICC rated for 30" on center, boards are double-sided with the same unique, brushed look.
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Reclaimed Wood Decking |
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Trestlewood sources reclaimed wood from the siding of old barns, water tanks, pickle vats, train trestles, and saw-mill cut-offs that are suitable for unique and resourceful deck applications. |
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Recaimed Redwood
Trestlewood reclaims old tanks, pickle vats and beer barrels that were once constructed with exquisite, clear, all-heart redwood, and processes the material to provide access a material that is not adding to the deforestation of redwood forests on the West Coast.
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Reclaimed Barnwood and Cypress Decking
From various locations, Trestlewood carefully dismantles old barns, creating the opportunity for rustic and one of a kind Barnwood and Cypress decks.
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Trestelwood II, Salty Douglas Fir Decking
Douglas Fir for this deck was sourced from the Pilings of the Lucin Cutoff Railroad Trestle that went across the Great Salt Lake.
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South American Hardwood |
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South American Hardwoods are beautiful and durable. EcoSpaces offers Palo Lope Ipe, Tigerwood, Cumaru, and Garapa, all sustainably harvested from well-managed forests in South America. |
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Garapa, also known as Brazilian Ash and Champagne Ipe, is a fine quality hardwood that features fine-grained timber, with a light yellow to a warm golden hue. Garapa is an exotic hardwood that is naturally resistant to rot, decay and insects. Garapa is naturally scratch resistant. |
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Tigerwood, also know as Goncalo Alves, Brazilian Koa,and Zebrawood, has a heartwood that is a pale pinkish brown to yellowish brown and can become dark red after exposure to the sun. Tigerwood is figurative with strips of dark reddish brown to black. Tigerwood is scratch resistant and naturally resistant to rot and decay. |
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