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nerdyshopper

Curupay Wood Deck Tiles

12 years ago

I have read about Ecco Arbor Curupay wood deck tiles and need to know how good they are. I have never heard of Curupay but when I looked it up is seems to be harder than Epe. It takes stain though and it turns naturally red in the sun. Sounds like a world beater. Has anyone used Cuirupay of any sort? I haven't seen it mentioned on this forum.

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