three stories deck with IPE also noon as Iron wood and cable railing. Permitted by city of Santa ANA
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Amazing multi-level deck in warm, rich ipe in Newton, NJ. The first level has large area for grilling and eating. Built-in planters at either end of the the stadium stairs leading to the second level, providing a more intimate cocktail area. The stunning 2 tiered pergola with box lattice provides all the privacy these homowners need to enjoy this luxurious outdoor living space.

Deck built to last 20 years in Seattle rain. Constructed by DL Rees Contracting. Design by Tom Wolkin, architect.
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Joel Boyer
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This deck includes many quality custom features, the kind of details that make you say ” WOW” when you view the deck for the first time. These include a beautiful custom-made curved railing and spiral staircase, just to name a few.

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Ipe was the right choice for this high traffic BBQ Area at the rear of Vince's property. The rich lustre of the Hardwood provides a beautiful contrast against the rugged texture of the natural stone steps. Photo's by Vince Beull Material supplied by POCO Building Supplies. Contact sales@pocobuildingsupplies.com

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Design and installed by Kona Contractors
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This outdoor project features Ipe decking, also known as Brazilian Walnut, a premium hardwood decking material prized for its exceptional durability, rich natural character, and long-term outdoor performance. Used in this exterior living space, Ipe creates a refined, high-end look while standing up to the demands of outdoor environments. Its dense fibers and natural oils help protect against decay, mold, fungi, and insects, making it one of the most trusted hardwood decking options for luxury residential applications. This decking material is available in 1" x 6" boards, with both random lengths and long-length material available to suit a range of project layouts. Each board is S4S sanded on all four sides for a smooth, consistent finish. With an A1 fire resistance rating comparable to concrete and steel, Ipe offers both beauty and performance for outdoor spaces designed to last. Material: Ipe Decking Species: Brazilian Walnut Application: Outdoor deck / exterior living space Type: Hardwood Decking

This outdoor project features Ipe decking, also known as Brazilian Walnut, a premium hardwood decking material prized for its exceptional durability, rich natural character, and long-term outdoor performance. Used in this exterior living space, Ipe creates a refined, high-end look while standing up to the demands of outdoor environments. Its dense fibers and natural oils help protect against decay, mold, fungi, and insects, making it one of the most trusted hardwood decking options for luxury residential applications. This decking material is available in 1" x 6" boards, with both random lengths and long-length material available to suit a range of project layouts. Each board is S4S sanded on all four sides for a smooth, consistent finish. With an A1 fire resistance rating comparable to concrete and steel, Ipe offers both beauty and performance for outdoor spaces designed to last. Material: Ipe Decking Species: Brazilian Walnut Application: Outdoor deck / exterior living space Type: Hardwood Decking

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Builder Bob Kiefer combined ipe decking with PVC rails and recessed panel posts to give this Staten Island home its beach-house look. The ipe decking is installed in a herringbone pattern on both the main deck and the small balcony off the master bedroom to create the feeling of being down on the boardwalk. Photos by Frank Gensheimer Photography LLC

remove concrete pool deck and build new 1700 sq ft IPE deck to cover the pool cover trench and coping
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