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Description
Best Hardwood For Structures
Net Finished dimensions: 3 ½″ x 3 ½″
Scientific Name: Caryocar brasiliense
Color: yellowish or light grayish brown with interlocked grain.
Use: heavy carpentry, exterior structures and framing.
Piquia is also known as White Iron Wood as the name implies is a light colored hardwood that is resistant to climate and wear. Indoor applications such as countertops and tables are also common.
Why use Piquia for your outdoor projects?
Strong and Durable
Assures Low Maintenance for structure
Longer Life Span for Deck
Sustainably Sourced
- Can lower your deck building costs
Would you like to talk to a hardwood decking specialist? We would love to help you 1.877.203.2004
If for any reason you need to cancel an order, please let us know as soon as possible. We charge a 20% restocking fee for orders that have already been processed. Unfortunately, special orders cannot be returned because they were milled to your specifications and thus cannot be resold.
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