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SUSTAINABLY-SOURCED, A-GRADE HARDWOOD DECKING TIMBER IN NEW ZEALAND
AFFORDABLE & PREMIUM HARDWOOD DECKING TIMBER FOR NEW ZEALAND CONDITIONS
GARAPA | PURPLEHEART | RED CUMARU | STONEWOOD
QUALITY
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FAIR PRICE
Understanding Hardwood Timber vs Softwood Timber.
Compare and discover the best Timber for your deck.
The How-To's and Getting it right when installing
At Tough Deck we have a couple of simple motto’s – Great product at a great price & Mates looking after Mates. To us you are a truly valued customer and we offer you a superior product that will last and deliver what we say it will.
We will endeavor to provide the best possible service while not costing you the earth. We have sourced top quality hardwood timber that is ideal to use for hardwood decking in New Zealand's weather conditions; Purpleheart, Garapa, Red Cumaru and Stonewood.
We support and donate to Trees that Count organisation in New Zealand. For every log used for hardwood decking we plant 5 equivalent trees in the Bay of Plenty region.
OUR DECKING TIMBERS
At TOUGH DECKS we only import sustainable sourced A-grade hardwood decking timber. We are primarily focusing on Garapa, Purpleheart, Red Cumaru (Brazilian Teak) and Stonewood.
GarapaGarapa hardwood timber, known for its golden-brown colour, exceptional durability, and suitability for outdoor applications, is a popular choice for decking, siding, and other exterior structures.
PurpleheartPurpleheart hardwood timber, characterized by its vibrant purple color that darkens with age, is highly valued for its exceptional hardness, strength, and resistance to decay, making it perfect for decking.
HARDWOODS vs COMPOSITE?
What Our Customers Think
Thanks for sending this through Dave, we need more companies around like you guys! makes the world a better place.
Grant
Would recommend 10/10
Worked with many different hardwoods in the past and this by far takes the cake. Managed to get through the whole thing without a single split (even on joins), found the boards held a nice straight line, screws pulled the boards down tightly, had no screws snap or bits break which is quite rare when it comes to hardwood installing, and the gaging of the boards were all within a couple mm (again rare to find).
The finished product has come out stunning, the grain of the timber is really something special and our clients are over the moon with the result.
Justin | Stewart Construction
Stone Wood at SAILOR, Mount Maunganui
Thanks for sending this through Dave, we need more companies around like you guys! makes the world a better place.
Grant
I went and picked up the decking today. Just wanted to say, perfect. Thanks very much for it. Lovely lengths and lovely product. Much appreciated.
Russel
I am very impressed with the service you provide, thank you it has been an enjoyable experience, a bit different from some of the experiences we have had recently.
Anne
I couldn't be happier with the Purpleheart, it looks amazing and the hardwood decking is top quality. I've already had lots of comments on how good it looks. The service from Dave was perfect too, great communication. It looks so much better than any other hardwoods.
Dylan
Tough Decks Timber Tales
Explore a variety of informative articles on hardwood decking timber, including tips for maintenance and care, design ideas, sustainability news, and more. Keep up to date on the latest trends and gain knowledge to make informed decisions for your hardwood decking project.
NEED A HAND WITH THE BUILD?
As suppliers of Quality hardwood timber, we often get questions in regards to actually building the deck.
We have a great network across the North Island with skillful builders that can help with any size deck being you want built.
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