Are you looking to make something really cool, or artistic? We have produced a large quantity of 7′ Ipe, Cumaru, and Garapa decking in two of the most in-demand sizes (1×6 & 5/4×6). Now is the time to save up to 40% off retail pricing. These wholesale decking prices are for a limited time only! When they’re gone, they’re gone!

What can you build with 7 foot decking? Pretty much anything. Check out this video showing what’s possible:

In addition to hardwood doors, you can use 7′ decking for many projects including:

• Docks
• Arbors
• Paneling
• Cabinets
• Decorative planter boxes
• Outdoor furniture
• Benches

To take advantage of these low decking prices, call AdvantageLumber.com today at 1-877-232-3915, or visit the Lucky 7′s Decking Sale page.

You get so much more out of Brazilian Decking than good looks.

People who first find us online often ask, “Why do you sell hardwoods from Brazil and not composite decking?”

Our answer is always the same: “We only sell products that make our customers happy.”

Check out some of the reviews we’ve received that highlight how hardwood leads to solid decks that can be lived on and not slaved over: Ipe Decking Reviews & Testimonials

At Advantage, we work with homeowners, contractors, and builders to ensure they receive only the finest quality hardwood decking from South America, specifically Brazil. Our products are many things. Durable. Reliable. Resilient. Beautiful. Those benefits aren’t mere marketing hype. They’ve been backed by decades of use and proven by science.

Want to know just how durable Brazilian decking really is? Check out this innovative line of reclaimed ipe furniture inspired by some of the most famous landmarks and attractions of Coney Island, New York. The remarkable thing about these rare, one of a kind pieces is that the ipe the designers used is OVER 70 years old!

That fact alone clearly illustrates why we sell only hardwood decking. Our goal of helping you build a deck you can enjoy and pass onto future generations can’t happen if we sell products that have proven to be anything but reliable.

If you’re in the market for a new deck to build this winter, do yourself a favor guaranteed to save you time and money. Do a search on composite decking with the words “complaints,” “reviews,” “mold,” “lawsuits,” and “recalls.” If the last search for composite decking recalls doesn’t give you pause, then read some of the comments that people have left on many of the posts we have here on the subject.

Do you have follow-up questions? Comments? Do you want to send us pictures of your special outdoor living area built with our decking? Let us know! We’d love to hear from you.

This Tigerwood deck will be an attractive place for patrons to sit, eat, and relax.

Why is Tigerwood a great decking option for California homes and businesses?

For starters, Tigerwood is instantly attractive. Many of our customers in California have told us that they enjoy working with such an easy material because it cuts labor costs and install time. We’ve even had customers call us to say that the second their commercial project was completed they saw an immediate increase in business thanks to more walk in traffic and customer interest.

It’s not hard to imagine people walking by this pizza parlor in San Francisco and staring at it.  With those rich colors of rusty oranges, brown, and dark black streaks you would only need one attempt to guess this wood’s name. From California to New York, you can find more and more outside commercial projects using exotic  and eco-friendly decking materials like Tigerwood.

Looks aside, there are some very practical reasons why Tigerwood is a great choice for commercial applications.

• Durability – Tigerwood is an all-weather wood decking material that is ideal for any climate
• Reliable & Safe – Naturally slip and scratch resistant
• Genuine Wood – Incomparable beauty plastic decking can only aspire to
• Affordable – High class without the high price tag
• Worry free – There’s no need to fuss over maintenance issues
• Easy Installation – Tigerwood is very easy to cut and install

Are you interested in Tigerwood for your California home? Visit our Tigerwood Decking to order direct from the importer for increased savings.

Commercial inquiries: Please visit our Wholesale Decking page to get a quote on any of the decking materials Advantage Trim & Lumber carries.

Tigerwood creates an outdoor space you'll want to show off.

Let’s be honest. That is one awesome looking deck. We get pictures like the one above from satisfied homeowners every day. The people who send us these pics tell us that after they installed the Tigerwood decking they bought from Advantage that neighbors who never even said so much as a “Hello” all of a sudden say things like, “Wow. What kind of wood is that!?” and “That is one nice looking deck. Great job on the build!” The rusty browns and black mottled streaks of Tigerwood create a space you won’t want to step away from. It’s density also gives it properties that make it last well over 25 years. Mold and decay resistance give you exceptional structural integrity. For kids, the fact that Tigerwood is really hard to scratch or splinter means that bare feet will be safe. Oh, and when it rains? Tigerwood dries fast and thanks to reliable slip resistance. Oh, and those looks!

Why settle for the decking that advertises that says it “looks just like” something when you can have the real thing? Since when did picking material more expensive that didn’t even look as good become acceptable? Our Tigerwood is an eco-friendly choice because it has been cultivated and harvested through sustainable forestry practices. Also, thanks to its long-life, a Tigerwood deck will not need to be replaced in 3-5 years like many plastic options.

Ultimately, hardwoods like Tigerwood and Cumaru offer something that composites just can’t compete with – the genuine.

These reliable hardwoods offer you genuine benefits and looks that will make your home an attractive place to spend the day or evening.

Want to learn more? Want to buy Tigerwood right now? Get a free quote when you call us below, or head over to the Advantage Trim & Lumber hardwood decking store.

It’s not enough to say that you’re product is eco-friendly. People want, and deserve, proof. However, it is getting harder for all of us to cut through the marketing hype to see products for what they really are, not what you are told they are. So….with that said, what does that have to do with decking?

We received a phone call the other day from someone who was fed lies. They were told by someone trying to sell them thousands of dollars in composite decking that “anyone who buys hardwood decking from countries like Brazil are helping kill off the rain forest. ” This person was shopping around and asked us point blank, “How can I be sure that the hardwood you sell is really eco-friendly?”

At Advantage, we LOVE getting questions like this. Here’s our response:

Dear Ms. Concerned Customer,

Thank you for your question. At Advantage Trim & Lumber Co., Inc. we appreciate questions like yours because it gives us the opportunity to shed some light on some surprising truths as well as share with you what makes the products we sell compliant with all international trade laws.

The first thing you need to know is that, in countries like Brazil, the forests are heavily regulated. The land, as you might imagine is extremely valuable. We would argue that the land in those countries might be worth more long term than any oil-field. How? Well, for starters, the trees that grow in places like the rain forest give us something an oil-field cannot, oxygen. Trees have been mankind’s go-to resource for thousands of years. You name it, whether it’s for shelter, food, protection, or the air we breathe, trees are a treasured resource that must always be protected.

This is why, when you told us that you were told that buying hardwood decking from contributes to the destruction of the rainforest, we had to respond.

The lumber we buy and mill in countries like Brazil are controlled by the regulatory body known as IBAMA. This is agency is run by the Brazilian government. They pretty much control the lumber industry in that country. I say “pretty much” because each state in Brazil also has their own state-run agencies. For instance in the Brazilian state of Para, the agency that monitors and regulates lumber mills is known as SEMA. You can find many states that actually create and enforce more stringent laws to control the production of lumber in their respective states.

Proper forest management ensures the health of the forest, not its destruction.

The attached picture is from a recent trip to a managed forest in South America. The person holding the clipboard is instructing the mill not just which trees can be felled, but the actual direction that they have to fall. The meticulous nature of these plans ensure that the growth around those trees get to prosper and new trees get to grow in its place. A great number of those trees on that management plan are what’s known as “wolf trees” or “mother trees”. Basically, those trees have hollowed out from the inside, and don’t produce seeds. Their presence in the rainforest actually depletes resources from surrounding plants and foliage. We have a post on our website that details more information about how felling these wolf trees is a great sustainable forestry practice.

Also, contrary to popular belief, most exotic hardwoods don’t originate from the rainforest; they are grown and produced in specially designated and monitored non-rainforest areas. The great majority of the wood we purchase comes from those protected areas.

Lumber companies are not oil companies. Our company doesn’t pillage the land and leave a husk of the earth in our wake. It makes sound economic sense for us to see the forest survive and thrive. In addition, it also makes good economic sense for trees to be harvested for lumber. Remember, land is a valuable asset. If the demand for trees is steady, landowners have every reason to keep the land as it is. What’s the alternative?

Buying eco-friendly wood prevents clear cutting and burning of the rain forest by cattle ranchers.

This picture shows what happens when a landowner decides to make more money raising cattle for leather goods and hamburgers instead of cultivating trees. If no value is placed on the forest, landowners have no economic incentive. Likewise, you might also be shocked to learn (as were we), that in Brazil it’s easier to burn a forest down for cattle of soy farming than it is to get a permit to cut down a tree. That’s right. You don’t need a permit to burn a forest, but you do to cut down a tree. The money that comes from the agriculture industry is flooding countries in South America at a furious pace. So much so that people still falsely assume that harvesting lumber for decking and flooring is the primary cause of deforestation in Brazil and other South American nations.

In conclusion, know that the wood decking we sell here at Advantage only comes from forests that are sustainably managed and heavily regulated. One final note, another reason you benefit from buying hardwood decking instead of composite decking materials is that you’re also choosing quality over hype. Hardwoods like Tigerwood, Cumaru, and Ipe are proven materials that, thanks to sustainable forestry, also produce a higher grade material that has enduring qualities.

We hope that this information helps shed light on a very important topic for all of us. At the very least, we also hope that it cuts through the misinformation you previously received.

Thank you again for your inquiry.

Best regards,

Advantage Trim & Lumber

Exotic woods like Cumaru are great for pool decking.

If you’re looking for pool decking, hardwoods offer excellent benefits that will keep you, your guests, and children safe.

Many times, people who settle for plastic decking have to pay extra attention to the decking that surrounds their pool. It’s not hard to imagine that wet plastic composite decking could act more like a “slip and slide” than a safe-to-grip surface you can depend on. Even pressure treated decking is a inferior option. When you factor in the chemicals used to make the material, plus the fact that splits and cracks are fast to appear on the surface, softer woods like pressure treated pine are not the best for families.

So, what makes exotic wood decking a better option?

Hardwoods like Cumaru (pictured above) and Tigerwood are reliable hardwoods to put around your pool for a number of factors:

1. They are dense materials that are sturdy enough to handle being exposed to pool water
2. Fast-drying material that is also naturally slip resistant
3. Resistance to mold, decay extends the look and life of the hardwood pool deck
4. Durable decking materials also resist checks and splits
5. When treated with a deck oil like Ipe Oil™ or Messmers, you get added water repellency

NOTE: Be sure to allow your wood decking to acclimate to your local climate prior to installation. Once your material has settled and is at the appropriate moisture content, you can proceed with installation.

If you want to learn more about what exotic hardwoods like Cumaru and Tigerwood have to offer, feel free to give us a call:

Cumaru provides the perfect foundation to your outdoor deck.

Cumaru is a Brazilian hardwood with more benefits than Teak.

Cumaru:

• Is more affordable than teak, ipe, and synthetic plastic decking
• Gives you more color variety than teak and ipe with a mix of reddish brown and golden hues
• Is an excellent all-weather hardwood that can last well over 50 years
• Does not need constant, if any, maintenance at all
• Offers great slip resistance and won’t heat up like plastic composite decking
• Is as durable as it is beautiful

As you can see from the picture above, a Cumaru deck also offers you the chance to really give your outdoor pool deck a bold look. With a Janka hardness rating of 3540, Cumaru is comparable to ipe in terms of strength. It’s also a lot more eco-friendly than many of the other teak options out there. Our selection of Cumaru decking has originated from mills in South America that practice sustainable forestry and adhere to local and international trade laws such as the LACEY Act.

If you want to learn more about Cumaru wood decking, you can call us directly (details below). If you’d like to get started building your very own Cumaru deck, you can buy Cumaru direct from the importer and save. We also have FSC Cumaru wood available to qualify for LEED credits such as MRc7.

Brazilian Teak aka Cumaru is one of nature's most durable and beautiful decking materials.

Not many people know this, but Brazilian Teak aka Cumaru has very similar properties to ipe. With a Janka hardness rating of 3540, Brazilian Teak is almost as strong as ipe and is a lot more affordable, too!

By far, the biggest reason why Cumaru is gaining in popularity is the cost. With demand for ipe at fever pitch levels, the price per lineal foot has also risen. Smart homeowners and contractors are now starting to see the benefits of going with and installing a Brazilian hardwood that is just as good as ipe, without the premium price tag. Unlike ipe, there’s also a more steady and abundant supply of Cumaru and it’s just as eco-friendly as Ipe, too.

Moreover, Brazilian Teak is a great choice if you want all the durability and slip resistance of ipe without the very dark brown color. In fact, Brazilian Teak usually comes in two wonderful flavors: reddish brown, or golden brown. A deck that blends the two is certain to stand out.

Check out more details on Cumaru and see the available Cumaru decking for sale at our online hardwood store.

Lumber enthusiasts and woodworkers, it’s time to dust off the lathe…

Advantage Trim & Lumber is now selling over 55 species of lumber online at the ATL Hardwood Store.

We also have thinwoods in stock.

Here’s a list of some of the lumber species currently available:

• White Oak
• Red Oak
• Ambrosia Maple
• Hard Maple
• Soft Maple
• Brazilian Cherry
• American Cherry
• Cocobolo
• Bocote
• Permission
• Many more

We also carry quartersawn and wormy varieties. So, whether you’re a seasoned vet when it comes to wood working, or you’re just opening your first set of carving tools, you can depend on Advantage Trim & Lumber for all your hardwood lumber needs.

See the current list of hardwood and thin wood lumber currently in stock.

The research this homeowner did prior to buying Tigerwood has paid off.

It’s almost Summer and thousands of homeowners across the country are getting ready to start working on their deck. Some will be remodeling and many will be building a deck for the first time. But, before hammer goes to nail, the question you must answer is, “What kind of material is best for decking?”

Should you go with real wood decking, or composite “wood” decking? Regular readers of this blog already know the limitations and problems that plague composite deck materials. Let’s face it; if plastic decking were so good, wood decking would be obsolete. But, because of the documented issues that both composite and PVC decking face, many people are opting for real wood deck materials.

So, let’s say that you chose to buy wood decking. What material should you choose, and what pitfalls are to be avoided when buying decking?

Here are 5 Ways to Save Money When You Buy Decking:

1. Don’t settle for chemically treated and cheap decking materials. This is the “You get what you pay for” rule of shopping for anything. If you are on a tight budget, it pays not to settle for pressure treated decking. Yes, it’s cheaper than hardwood, but when you read about the chemicals used to treat the pine wood, and see how pressure treated wood decking looks in such a short amount of time, does it really benefit you to sacrifice your long term enjoyment? If you are on a tight budget, there are still some wonderful hardwoods out there that might cost a bit more, but will give you years of worry-free use. For instance Tigerwood and Garapa are very affordable. They are also great looking and naturally durable, without all the problems that treated decking has.
2. Price is not as important as you think. Of course, you want to get the most for your money. We all do. But, when it comes to buying lumber, it’s easy to order something and not know what you’re really getting until the truck arrives at your job site. If you’re shopping online, check to see if the supplier is FSC certified, been around for at least a decade and, at the very least, willing to share some testimonials or pictures of jobs that have been completed with their products. I know what you’re saying, “Ok, that’s all well and good…that still doesn’t clear up how to buy wood decking!” Let me address that by saying…
3. Lumber grade is more important than price. This may seem counter-intuitive, but it’s true. Some suppliers don’t want you to know the difference so they put up pretty pictures that they’ve doctored to cover up the flaws in their material. They also put up a very low price. This combination has led to many frustrated homeowners trying to get their money back in vain. So, with this in mind? It pays in the short and long run to ask up front about the grade of lumber BEFORE you buy. Here is a description of lumber grades to help you:
   • Common/Select Grade – Common grade can be poorly milled and come with unappealing color variances. It often contains sapwood, visible knots & worm holes.
   • Premium/Clear – This is the best grade and is all heartwood. There should be no knots, or worm holes. Premium grade wood is carefully milled material that truly reflects the colors and natural accents of the wood.
4. Convert square footage to lineal feet. Ah, math. The bane of many children and of people who are building a 500 square foot deck and order 500 lineal feet. Sure. you’ll get your wood, but you’ll have just enough to build half of your deck! An error like this means paying TWICE for shipping. You can avoid this pitfall and keep more of your money by using our Square Foot to Lineal Foot Calculator.
5. Buy Random Lengths. When it comes to buying hardwood decking, you save more money when you specify a range of lengths.  Many suppliers will charge you more if you demand one specific length. Why? It’s a simple matter of cost, inventory, and waste. With a majority of product originating in domestic and South American mills, suppliers buy a range of lengths of 8’ through 20’.  Selling within this range is the norm. There’s also the matter of waste. If a supplier has a greater inventory of 15′ decking and you order 13′ boards, there’s the cost to mill and dispose of all that waste. Besides, most deck builders will almost always use a range of lengths depending on both your home’s and the deck’s design.

These tips will save you hundreds of dollars and increase the chances that you will enjoy your new wood deck for a very long time.

Questions? Leave a comment. We’d love to hear from you.

This Tigerwood porch is a sunroom that can be enjoyed all year round.

This post is all about why Tigerwood should be on your short list of wood decking options.

We talk a lot about composite decking, and ipe on this blog. With good reason, both of those decking materials are known to most people and contractors alike.

But, is that all there is? Absolutely not.

In fact, Tigerwood is one  species that a lot of contractors like better than BOTH of those materials.

Why?

Here are some benefits that explain why  Tigerwood is preferred choice among builders and contractors:

• Tigerwood is easy to install
• Less time to install = Less labor costs
• It doesn’t severly blunt tools, saw blades, screws, etc.
• A strikingly attractive look
• More dependable than composite decking
• Same mold, decay, and insect resistance that ipe has
• Less expensive than ipe and composite decking

Want a professional’s opinion on this exotic hardwood? Check out one contractor’s thoughts on working with Tigerwood and you’ll see why it’s a great wood decking option for your home.

Ready to get started? Looking for more info?

Learn more about Tigerwood. Or to check out prices, please visit the Advantage Trim & Lumber online wood decking store.

As always, you can also reach Advantage via our:

This wood patio made of ipe decking will last well over 100 years.

When you spend money to renovate and improve your home’s exterior by building a patio, what is on your short list of needs?

1. A dependable patio building material?
2. An eco-friendly wood?
3. Wood that you won’t have to replace every few years?
4. How about something that looks really, really good?
5. Choosing the best wood patio material at the best price?

Those are pretty reasonable requests. There are many wood and composite patio materials in the market which say that they answer all those questions. However, since you’ve done your research, you already know that composite materials have way too many issues (let alone recalls) to even be a viable choice. This leaves solid hard wood decking. As a patio material a patio made of hardwood is going to provide you with:

1. Wood that is so dense it resists scratches and is hard to splinter
2. Material that has been grown in heavily regulated managed forests
3. A wood patio you don’t have to treat for mold, decay, or insects
4. An attractive reddish-brown color that can be prolonged with deck finish
5. Compared to composite materials, a patio made of wood decking is more affordable

These days, it makes no sense to settle for unreliable (and costly) materials. If you’re ready to elevate your surroundings and build a space you want to enjoy, choosing wood decking for your patio is a safe, and sound decision.

Ready to get started?

Buy your wood patio material online or call Advantage Trim & Lumber today:

Wenge flooring has colors that resemble dark chocolate and even espresso coffee.

Wenge is one of the world’s most prized, and yes, expensive hardwoods. It’s scarcity coupled with its rare beauty keep this  exotic hardwood in high demand.

Wenge flooring provides a wonderful contrast especially in transitional and contemporary design styles. When you see this exotic hardwood in person, you’ll notice the dark brown colors close and fine black veins and thin whitish bands that give wenge wood a very attractive appearance. People with light colored furniture or brightly lit rooms and light colored walls often consider this African hardwood flooring option for their home or business.

What’s it like to work with Wenge wood?

Wenge works pretty well with machine equipment and has  medium blunting effect on cutters. It has a natural resistance to abrasion  and shock loads. These advantages make it a great choice for flooring.

Look no further than the Advantage Trim & Lumber online hardwood store if you’re wondering where you can buy Wenge.

Or, you can always call us directly:

Bocote wood makes some of the finest instruments, furniture, and collector’s items in the world. Originating from Mexico, Bocote has been turned by some of the finest woodworkers to make custom cabinets, chairs, tables,  decorative boxes, and acoustic guitars.

As you can see from the picture to the right, the heartwood of this high end exotic hardwood a flows between brown and golden brown in color with variegated irregular markings. On quarter sawn surfaces, Bocote has a very attractive ray flecked figure.

What’s it like to work with Bocote? With a Janka hardness rating of 2200, you’d think pretty tough. However, Bocote works great with both hand and power tools. It can slightly blunt cutters.

You can finish Bocote smoothly and neatly with most machining operations. Mexican Bocote will take glues, stains and polishes to a good finish. Looking to make Bocote furniture? It takes nails and screws well.

Where can you buy Bocote? Well, Advantage Trim & Lumber, of course! Call today to check out our current stock of this beautiful and very workable hardwood.

Woodturners across the country can rely on Advantage Trim & Lumber to provide the finest grade exotic lumber.

Exotic lumber enthusiasts and wood turners rejoice!

From African Padauk to Zebrawood,  you can have your pick of the world’s finest exotic hardwoods.

Renowned by woodworkers everywhere for the unique pieces they create, it’s easy to see why designer pieces and furniture made of exotic hardwoods are featured in upscale homes and magazines.

Thanks to the traits and the unique look that each exotic species has, these highly-prized exotic lumber species are perfect for the seasoned professional or amateur woodworker looking to branch out and try something new.

Email or call us today to order from our exotic hardwood lumber inventory.

Cumaru creates truly exceptional looking & durable decks.

Known as Brazilian Teak, Cumaru is one of the world’s finest hardwoods. Flooring experts, designers, and contractors tend to rave about the inherent qualities found in this exceptional exotic hardwood.

Here’s the most important facts about Cumaru:

• Color can vary from a golden tan to reddish brown
• Some dark grain accents may be present throughout the wood
• With a 3540 Janka rating Cumaru is very durable
• Resistant to both rot and fungi
• Excellent weathering characteristics

When it comes to Cumaru decking or flooring, Advantage is your best source for hardwood flooring. With access to a convenient and easy to navigate online hardwood store, you can buy Cumaru at any time of the day, 24/7/365.

Or, if you prefer to speak to us directly, call us to order Cumaru via our:

FSC Certified Wood is available.

One of the nice things about being the leading importer of exotic hardwoods is that we are able to adequately provide wood that is FSC certified to the marketplace.

Our high standing with the most reputable mills in Brazil means that we provide the best FSC wood at very competitive prices.

With our Chain of Custody FSC Certification, Advantage is in a unique position to monitor and track the process. From start to finish, when you order FSC Cumaru, Garapa, Tigerwood, or any other exotic hardwood, you can rest assured that you’ll receive the best quality FSC material.

If you’re looking to accumulate MRc7 and MRc5 LEED points, we’ll also provide our FSC certificate for faster processing through the USGBC.

Contact us today to get a custom quote on certified FSC lumber:

Wood of the Week

Cocobolo

Cocobolo offers such distinct patterns that each piece seems to have a life of its own.

Cocobolo wood is a highly-prized amongst woodworkers. As you can see from the picture above, cocobolo is also extremely attractive. The combination of auburn and hard brown to black streaks create such striking pieces. You can find cocobolo pens for well over $100.

When you buy Cocobolo from Advantage, you won’t have to worry about quality or the source of the lumber. The cocobolo that you buy has been hand-picked by the owner of ATL, Rob Pelc. He personally visited Mexico to ensure that each board foot of this exotic hardwood was properly harvested and cultivated.

A cocobolo blank and turning square from Advantage is very affordable. Given the high return you can get either in selling designer bowls, pens, or pool cues, it makes sense to contact us for all your cocobolo needs.

There’s a ton of misleading information out there about the best decking on the market. It’s getting harder and harder to decipher the truth from mere marketing and fancy packaging.

Hardwoods like Ipe are grabbing the attention of homeowners and designers throughout the world.

It’s because of this confusion that people are turning back to materials that are proven to stand the test of time. Hardwood decking is, once again, rising in overall popularity and can be seen in many of today’s finest green building projects.

“But, wait just one second! You’re a hardwood decking company! Why should I believe you, over the composite decking that is made of recycled materials? Isn’t that more eco-friendly?”

I hear what you’re saying. However, if you read through this blog, you’ll discover that there are some pretty practical reasons why we sell both domestic and exotic deck materials and stray from composites, PVC and other chemically altered wood materials.

If you do research into “composite decking recalls” you’ll see that there have been a ton of problems related to this relatively new product. The main problem stems from these companies over promising and under delivering.

Hardwood decking on the other hand? It’s been thoroughly tested and scientifically proven to last. There’s a reason why many of the world’s finest resorts, hotels, and boardwalks feature hardwoods like ipe, cumaru, tigerwood, and garapa. They last, look good, and can take a pounding if necessary.

Look, no one expects you to call us right now to order a pallet of ipe decking. But if you’re someone who appreciates the finer things in life, it simply makes no sense to settle for what is on the label instead of taking a good hard look at what’s in the box.

When you’re ready to buy exotic hardwood that is proven to meet your expectations, check out Advantage Trim & Lumber and buy wood decking online. You can shop for hardwood at your convenice, or you can call us directly and order over the phone. Either way, you’ll be working with hardwood decking that will add value to your home and your quality of life.

When you buy Tigerwood decking, you'll be using installing some of the most beautiful material anywhere.

Now, building a Tigerwood deck is easy and even more affordable.

With an easy to navigate shopping cart at your disposal you can buy Tigerwood decking from the comfort of your home, 24/7/365.

Choose from the following profiles:

• S4S E4E Standard
• Pregrooved
• Tongue & groove (T&G)
• Post Caps
• Deck Rail System
• 2×2, 4×4, 6×6 posts
• Call for custom orders

With Spring just around the corner, now is the time to stock up on some of the most gorgeous exotic hardwood decking, Tigerwood.

Buy hardwood decking, or call us during our regular office hours: