Wood Decking
Meranti Orman Timber Products

The right timber. A strong solution.

Tropical and local timber products, decking solutions and custom manufacturing options for different project needs, including Meranti, Teak, Iroko, Bangkirai, Sapele and Scots Pine.

Product Groups

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Meranti

Meranti

A workable tropical hardwood with broad applications.

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Teak

Teak

Naturally oily timber with high water resistance.

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Bangkirai

Bangkirai

Very dense timber for outdoor and coastal applications.

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Iroko

Iroko

Dimensional stability and warm golden-brown appearance.

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Sapele

Sapele

Straight grain and decorative reddish-brown appearance.

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Scots Pine

Scots Pine

A versatile pine adapted to colder climates.

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Strength from Nature

Quality, aesthetics and durability in tropical and local hardwoods.

Natural Resistance

Depending on species and grade, Meranti can provide natural resistance to moisture, sunlight, decay and outdoor exposure. Natural oils and resins can be an advantage in exterior applications.

Versatility

Its workability makes it suitable for projects ranging from decorative products to structural timber work, with multiple grades and thicknesses available.

Aesthetics & Strength

Warm natural tones, straight grain and mechanical performance combine aesthetics and function in panelling, mouldings, furniture and related applications.

Availability

Although it is a tropical hardwood group, Meranti can be sourced in a range of grades and dimensions.

Wood Decking
Wood Decking

Wood Decking

Natural timber flooring solutions for gardens, verandas, pool surrounds, walkways and other outdoor areas.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Meranti

What is Meranti?
A broad group of tropical hardwood species from Southeast Asia used in furniture, flooring, decking, boatbuilding and many other applications.
Is Meranti suitable for outdoor use?
With the right species and grade it can be used for façades, decking and garden furniture. Appropriate protection and periodic maintenance are important outdoors.
What colour is Meranti?
Depending on species and processing, tones may range from light pink to reddish-brown and dark brown.
Is Meranti easy to machine?
It generally has a workable, straight-grained structure suitable for cutting, sanding and finishing.
Is Meranti a sustainable resource?
This depends on the supply chain. Responsibly managed and documented forest sources should be preferred.
How does Meranti differ from Teak or Bangkirai?
Teak stands out for natural oils and water resistance; Bangkirai for density and hardness; Meranti for workability and a balanced application profile.
How should Meranti be maintained?
Exterior surfaces should be cleaned regularly and protected with an oil or finish suitable for the application. Maintenance intervals depend on use and climate.
Current Offers

Current Offers

See current decking prices and dimensions on the Offers page.

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