Earth Inc. / Toronto
Cumaru and Ipe for water falls and decks We have started to use Otter Creek for all of our hardwoods and we couldn’t be happier. The service and products we have received have been excellent and they have gone more than the extra mile for us.
Dan/ Massachusetts
Deck project I needed a couple different sizes of Cumaru wood for my deck project,2×4’s,2×8’s and 5/4×6. Otter Creek was the only company that responded and was able to provide the different sizes of wood. The communication between them was awesome and the Cumaru was delivered quickly. I would definetly recommend them to anyone looking for quality exotic decking.
Barry Clarke
Good morning Robert I received your generous gift the other day. Thank you. The deck was completed the end of last week. We used the Australian timber oil. My wife and I are very pleased with the look of the wood. We are very happy we purchased the cumaru rather than the traditional wood or composite used on decks. The deck stands out from any other. Although the contractor indicated it took him longer than normal because of the density of the wood, he was very pleased with how it turned out. We just went out and purchased some patio furniture and gazebo for the deck. My wife wants to clean the deck and take a few pictures. At that time she will upload the pictures on to your website. I would recommend the wood and your courteous assistance to anyone.
Thanks Barry Clarke Lynden, Ontario
The choice is clear. Hardwood decking is here to stay and provides much more when it comes to strength and beauty for your next decking or patio project. Mainly harvested out of South America the available species include Ipe or what is commonly referred to as Brazilian Walnut. Ipe has a dark rich color and the wood itself is mainly defect free. Some other popular species are Tigerwood which has an amazing red color with dark streak accents and Cumaru which is commonly referred to as Brazilian Teak. All material can be FSC certified for projects requesting green certification. It has been many years with little to no alternative to wood decking species but that has changed very rapidly over the last few years. Now instead of options such as Pressure Treated or Cedar wood products the Exotic or what is commonly referred to as Tropical hardwoods are making more and more inroads as the preferred choice for consumers when it comes to wood decking. If you would like to learn more about hardwood decking please visit www.ottercreekforestproducts.com and if you would like to purchase samples and a handy informational brochure visit www.myocstore.com
