Cumaru terrace elements

Cumaru is one of the hardest and most durable woods in the world. It is classified in resistance class 1 and has a minimum service life of 25 years outdoors. Its high resistance to weathering, pests and moisture makes it ideal for decking elements. Cumaru is also kiln-dried, which increases its stability and dimensional stability.

Prepare the substructure: Use a stable hardwood substructure (e.g. Cumaru).
Aligning the elements: Position the pre-assembled elements on the substructure.
Fastening: Fasten with concealed screws or clips.
Observe clearances: Maintain a 2 cm clearance to fixed structures for sufficient ventilation.

Highest durability: Resistance class 1, ideal for outdoor use.
Stability: Technically dried, minimizing warping.
Sustainability: FSC®-certified, from responsible forestry.
Aesthetics: Elegant brown to red-brown tones with a smooth surface.

Cleaning: Clean regularly with water and a soft brush.
Oiling: Treat with special wood oil once or twice a year to maintain the color intensity.
Ventilation: Ensure sufficient air circulation to prevent waterlogging.