Ipe 5/4×6 Decking – The Cadillac of Decking
5/4×6 ( 1” x 5 ½”)
Available in Ipe Cumaru, Garapa, Tigerwood
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Ipe 5/4x6 decking is a premium choice for outdoor decking projects, valued for its exceptional durability, beauty, and longevity.
The 5/4x6 refers to the thickness and width of the boards before milling. The 5/4x6 after milling nets out at 1” x 5 ½”. This thickness provides a solid, robust platform, making it suitable for high-traffic areas and capable of spanning longer distances between joists compared to standard 1x6 decking.
Ipe's tight grain structure naturally resists slipping, making it a reliable choice for porch flooring. Its surface remains more secure underfoot in various conditions, from rainy weather to early morning dew, enhancing safety by diminishing the risk of slips and falls
Ipe 5/4x6 will span 24” oc joists. This is great for retrofitting older decks with wider framing.
- 5/4x6 Ipe, Tigerwood, Garapa, and Cumaru.
- Capable of spanning 24" on-center joists.
- This thicker dimension is preferred in more affluent homes and commercial settings, like Bahama Breeze.
Description
Ipe 5/4x6 decking is a premium choice for outdoor decking projects, valued for its exceptional durability, beauty, and longevity.
The 5/4x6 refers to the thickness and width of the boards before milling. The 5/4x6 after milling nets out at 1” x 5 ½”. This thickness provides a solid, robust platform, making it suitable for high-traffic areas and capable of spanning longer distances between joists compared to standard 1x6 decking.
Ipe's tight grain structure naturally resists slipping, making it a reliable choice for porch flooring. Its surface remains more secure underfoot in various conditions, from rainy weather to early morning dew, enhancing safety by diminishing the risk of slips and falls
Ipe 5/4x6 will span 24” oc joists. This is great for retrofitting older decks with wider framing.
- 5/4x6 Ipe, Tigerwood, Garapa, and Cumaru.
- Capable of spanning 24" on-center joists.
- This thicker dimension is preferred in more affluent homes and commercial settings, like Bahama Breeze.