Comparison of terrace wood
What our selected decking wood has in common: ✓ high durability ✓ very good technical properties ✓ sustainable origin. Here is an overview of the special features:
Itauba substructure
45x68mm, FSC 100%
from 7,20 €
excl. Shipping
The substructure made from the tropical hardwood Itauba is particularly dimensionally stable. It achieves the highest durability according to the DIN standard (Class 1, at least 25 years) and carries the certificate FSC® 100%.
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DIMENSIONS
| Width | 45 mm |
| Size | 68 mm |
| Length | 90cm to 330cm |
FEATURES
| Species | Itauba (Mezilaurus itauba) |
| Origin | Brazil, FSC® 100% certified |
| Surface | planed smooth on all sides |
| Durability | Class 1 |
| Drying | air dried (AD) |
COUNSELOR
| Online patio planner | laying plan and get offer |
| installation instructions | terrace guide as PDF |
| Recommended accessories | only tested material |
| Volume discounts | Discount more blog posts |
Hardwood substructure FSC® 100%
The hardwood Itauba is a particularly robust and durable tropical wood FSC® 100%-certified Origin. It has good technical properties and a very good resistance class. The gentle drying ensures a low risk of warping. An excellent wood for the substructure of a high-quality wooden terrace.
Advantages
✓ Hand sorted brand quality from BioMaderas
✓ Itauba has the best outdoor durability
✓ Resistance class 1 according to DIN standard
✓ FSC® 100%-certified, from sustainable forestry
✓ transparent Origin
✓ direct sales
✓ climate-neutral shipping
Wooden decking advice
| Requirement per square meter wooden terrace | approx. 2,5 running meters |
| spacing rows | about 50cm |
| span across | Max. 110cm |
| Span upright | Max. 166cm |
The origin
The Itauba wood comes from a FSC® 100% – certified forestry in Brazil. Visit our Forest in Brazil and learn more about the origin of the wood.
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Finger-jointed terrace wood
Finger-jointing is a tried-and-tested wood connection in timber construction, through which individual pieces of solid wood are put together to form a longer piece of decking wood. Wedge-shaped prongs on the ends of the pieces of wood interlock and are weatherproof glued together. This can be seen on the surface of the plank, but fades into the background with weathering and the formation of the patina.
Finger-jointing offers various advantages: the wood is less prone to warping and the tree trunk can be used more efficiently, which makes the product particularly sustainable and usually also cheaper.
Cumaru
✓ best durability
✓ particularly robust and scratch-resistant
✗ partly rough surface
✗ high power development
Tip: Floorboards should be sanded after weathering.
garapa
✓ smooth surface
✓ homogeneous, light color
✗ Ferrous substances lead to discolouration
✗ unbolted tendency to warp
Tip: Terrace cleaning removes discoloration and professional interim storage avoids warping.
jatoba
✓ smooth surface
✓ Rich color and grain
✗ unoiled tends to crack
✗ Colored ingredients wash out
Tip: Clean and oil decking after laying.
Teak
✓ best durability and dimensional stability
✓ Lowest risk of cracks and splinters
✗ relatively expensive
✗ no very long planks
Tip: Lay decking boards together.
Accessories for wooden terraces
Only work with accessories that have been tested and approved for use with this particularly resistant type of wood. Ask the manufacturer about suitability or choose products from our range that have already been tested for the specific application. You will find an overview of the accessories required for your terrace construction on this page grocery list. You will receive an individual and free calculation if you use our terrace planner use.
Recommended accessories
Discount
Ab 1.000 € Purchase you will receive a discount of
1% to 15%
on your order.
The discount will be displayed on the shopping cart page and deducted directly from your purchase.
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| Certification | FSC®-certified (FSC 100%), from sustainable forest management and fair production |
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2 Reviews for Itauba substructure
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Data sheet (PDF)
Instructions and application description for the Itauba substructure from BioMaderas as a two-page PDF download.
Installation instructions in German (PDF)
Our installation instructions will help you build your wooden terrace. Please read these carefully before installing the floorboards.
Installation instructions english (PDF)
Our installation instructions will help you with the construction of your wooden decking. Please read them carefully before installing the boards.
Tim Schoenfeld (via Google) -
Here you not only get an offer, but also a precise, individually planned terrace according to all your wishes from the first contact. Nothing was left unaddressed. The BETTERWOOD concept convinced me, as did my finished terrace. Many thanks again to the team and their performance.
Marcus Bonin (via Google) -
Very good advice; individual appointment coordination and on time, goods (terrace wood) really good and everything as expected. Gladly again!