Ipe hardwood
Dense tropical hardwood, deep warm brown
Very hard and long-wearing. Needs periodic oiling to hold color.
Materials
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Dense tropical hardwood, deep warm brown
Very hard and long-wearing. Needs periodic oiling to hold color.
Light, natural timber character
Softer surface, warm tone, straightforward to work and repair.
Low-maintenance boards in stone or timber tones
No sealing. Good for coastal exposure and heavy sun.
Stable, even-grained, mid brown
Kiln-modified for stability; ages to soft silver if left unfinished.
Slim posts, horizontal stainless cable
Keeps sightlines open. Post spacing set by structure and code review.
Frameless or top-capped tempered glass
Maximum view, wind protection. Requires regular cleaning.
Fine vertical pickets, charcoal finish
Crisp and traditional-modern. Powder coat options available.
Wood frame with horizontal slats
Warm and screening. Pairs well with hardwood decking.
Standard textured, slip-resistant surface
Workhorse finish for patios, walks and driveways.
Washed surface revealing stone
Textured and durable, hides wear well.
Timber grain imprinted into the pour
Architectural feature finish for site and retaining walls.
Smooth slab with precise control joints
Clean geometric lines; joint layout planned with the design.
Standard rough framing lumber
Common for walls, floors and roofs in residential work.
Long spans, consistent depth
Used where openings or spans exceed sawn lumber capacity.
Exposed structural beams
Suitable where the structure stays visible in the finished room.
Concealed hardware for wide openings
Specified by the project engineer where required.
Confirm availability with VGC. Descriptions are general guidance for planning conversations, not product specifications or performance guarantees.