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When it comes to selecting wood for structures that will be in contact with water, it’s essential to choose a type that can withstand the moisture without deteriorating. Wood that can’t hold up to water will quickly degrade, leading to rot, mold, and structural failure. Fortunately, several types of hardwood are well-suited for water contact …
End-matched flooring, ceiling or wall planks are designed to provide a quicker, more secure installation. The term “end-matched” refers to the presence of a tongue and groove mechanism on the ends of the planks or boards.
Shiplap wood ceilings have become a popular choice for homeowners and designers in recent years, thanks to their rustic, natural charm and versatility. Here are some reasons why shiplap wood ceilings are a great choice when compared to other ceiling options: Overall, shiplap wood ceilings are a great choice for anyone looking to add warmth, …
Ipe (pronounced EE-pay) is an exotic hardwood that is used for decking, flooring, and a host of many other applications. Ipe has many names and is also known as Brazilian Walnut, Amapa, Cortez, Guayacan polvillo, and many others. Ipe also gets misspelled in various different ways such as epi, epay, and eepay. Regardless of the …