Price per m² (excluding VAT)

Dimensions: 25 × 145 mm, 22 × 140 mm
Profile: Grooved / Ribbed
Quality: Selected and Better
Origin: Indonesia
Density: approx. 900–1100 kg/m³
Kiln Drying: 16%

Merbau Decking Boards Description

Merbau wood ranges in color from brown-grey to dark reddish-brown with various natural tones. Color differences between individual boards are natural and common for this species. The growth rings of Merbau are generally not very visible, giving the wood a uniform and elegant appearance. The wood has an almost even texture that is typically free from defects and outer layers.

Merbau is considered a very durable and extremely hard hardwood. It performs exceptionally well in all aspects and becomes highly stable after kiln drying. Thanks to its unique properties and excellent stability, Merbau is regarded as one of the finest hardwood species in the world.

Its durability and longevity are ensured by its high density and natural compounds. Merbau is naturally resistant to fungi, insects, and harsh weather conditions. In terms of performance, Merbau is often compared to teak for its durability, although it is significantly harder. Its hardness is also comparable to that of rosewood.

Merbau Decking Boards Features

Excellent Stability and Strength:
Merbau offers outstanding structural stability and high strength, making it ideal for demanding outdoor applications.

Long Service Life:
Its high density and natural compounds ensure exceptional durability and longevity.

Multiple Appearance Options:
You can choose from different visual surface options to suit your decking design.

Resistance to Termites and Weather:
Merbau is highly resistant to termites, insects, and varying weather conditions.

Natural Fire Resistance:
Merbau wood does not ignite easily compared to many other wood species.

Grooved / Ribbed Profile:
The grooved/ribbed profile improves water drainage and helps prevent standing water, extending the lifespan and performance of the decking boards.

Origin:
Merbau decking boards are sourced from responsibly managed forests in Indonesia.