Planed squared timber Thermo Abachi (Ayous) 40×40, NATUR class
10,11 € HT12,13 € TTC
Exotic timber
Our premium exotic timber selection covers South American and Asian resinous species in FAS grade. All these species are naturally rot-proof and rated use class 3 to 4, with a service life of 25 years and more.
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Massaranduba grooved decking board 21×145, FAS class
90,40 € HT108,48 € TTC
Bangkirai grooved decking board 25×145, FAS KD class
126,53 € HT151,84 € TTC
12×121 Scandinavian Spruce SOFTLINE class AB
10,98 € HT13,17 € TTC
Garapa SMOOTH 21×145 decking board, FAS class
111,59 € HT133,91 € TTC
Bangkirai grooved decking board 21×145, FAS KD class
83,01 € HT99,61 € TTC
Tanimbuca SMOOTH 21×145 decking board, FAS KD class
74,18 € HT89,02 € TTC
Jatoba SMOOTH 21×145 decking board, FAS class
78,78 € HT94,54 € TTC
Angelim Amargoso decking board 21×145 SMOOTH, FAS class
67,17 € HT80,60 € TTC
40×60 LEGAR Exotique for terraces
8,31 € HT9,97 € TTC
40×60 Exotic Glued LEGAR for terraces, class FJ
7,99 € HT9,59 € TTC
Top sellers in this category
Planed squared timber Thermo Abachi (Ayous) 40×40, NATUR class
10,11 € HT12,13 € TTC
Massaranduba grooved decking board 21×145, FAS class
90,40 € HT108,48 € TTC
Bangkirai grooved decking board 25×145, FAS KD class
126,53 € HT151,84 € TTC
12×121 Scandinavian Spruce SOFTLINE class AB
10,98 € HT13,17 € TTC
Garapa SMOOTH 21×145 decking board, FAS class
111,59 € HT133,91 € TTC
Our 2026 exotic hardwood selection
- Tanimbuca (Terminalia spp.) — red-brown South American timber, smooth FAS grade, untreated profile.
- Angelim Amargoso — noble Brazilian resinous species, smooth FAS grade, an alternative to teak.
- Massaranduba — deep red, use class 4, grooved profile in FAS grade.
- Garapa — golden olive yellow, smooth FAS grade, a match for ipe grade in stability.
- Bangkirai (Shorea spp.) — Asian timber, grooved or fluted, FAS KD grade.
- Jatoba — orange-red to brown, smooth FAS grade, very dense.
- Exotic hardwood joists 4 × 6 cm for decking substructures, FJ grade.
FAS grade and certification
All our exotic hardwood boards are FAS grade (Firsts and Seconds) — the highest grade under the American NHLA classification, guaranteeing boards with a minimum of defects. Long usable lengths, clean visible faces.
Responsible sourcing — PEFC or FSC certification on request, chain-of-custody traceability. Strict compliance with the CITES conventions on regulated species.
An eco-friendly alternative: thermally modified pine
For a European bio-based alternative to exotic hardwoods, consider our Scandinavian pine thermally modified by retification: comparable stability, no CITES, no biocide, a service life of 15-20 years at roughly 40 % of the price.
Help & advice
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before ordering. Another question? Contact us.
25 to 40 years depending on the species and the installation. Massaranduba and Jatoba are use class 4 (ground contact permitted). Tanimbuca, Angelim and Garapa offer excellent natural durability (class 3 to 4).
FAS (Firsts and Seconds) is the highest grade in timber grading — it comes from the American NHLA standard. It guarantees long boards with a minimum of visible defects. The premium standard for exotic hardwood.
Not for durability — exotic species are naturally rot-proof. Decking oil only serves to preserve the original colour. Left untreated, the wood turns silver-grey within 6 to 12 months.
Yes — thermally modified Scandinavian pine, heat-treated at 200 °C, offers stability comparable to a tropical hardwood with no CITES paperwork, no biocide, at around 40 % of the price.
Yes — they are slow-growing South American species, dense (700 to 1100 kg/m³) and naturally rot-proof. Their durability matches better-known species such as ipé or cumaru, often at a more affordable price.