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TerraWood wooden terrace Cumaru brown PRIME 21 x 145 x 3970mm - smooth on both sides

heavy and extremely robust decking wood from South America

Item no.: M-501001_3970

One of the hardest woods in the world.
Very high durability class and robust properties.
Ideally suited for outdoor use.
Naturally resistant to fungal attack and insects.
Durability class 1 (very durable - 25 years).

Hardwood decking must not be combined with softwood substructures.

Please have a member of staff check the daily stock before ordering. The delivery time can be approx. 4 - 7 weeks!

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Product description

One of the hardest woods in the world.
Very high durability class and robust properties.
Ideally suited for outdoor use.
Naturally resistant to fungal attack and insects.
Durability class 1 (very durable - 25 years).

Hardwood decking must not be combined with softwood substructures.

Please have a member of staff check the daily stock before ordering. The delivery time can be approx. 4 - 7 weeks!

Terrace wood Cumaru

The wood of the Tonka tropical tree is one of the hardest woods in the world and has a high durability for outdoor use. For some years now, Cumaru has become more and more popular in the construction of more and more popular in terrace construction.

Origin: South America (Brazil/Bolivia)
Durability class: 1 (very durable)
Quality: Prime (high quality control)
Wood colour: Warm red-brown shade
Wood structure: Alternating twisted growth (rough spots)
Gross density: 1150 kg/m³
Wood moisture: Technically dried to approx. 14-16%.

Notes:

With a durability of up to 25 years in outdoor areas with very low maintenance requirements
Due to the high density of wood and the dimensionally stable hardness, we recommend pre-drilling screw connections
Wood is a natural building material. Natural colour differences, slight cupping, transverse curvatures and twisting may occur. This is no reason for complaint. This does not affect the durability and strength of the product.

Recommendation substructure: Aluminium, Angelim Pedra

TerraWood

With TerraWood terrace wood, you will get high-quality products which have been tested continuously. You will find selected woods from sustainable forestry at planeo, which are characterised by their stability and a balanced price-performance ratio. One can choose from domestic woods such as larch and Douglas fir as an inexpensive alternative to tropical woods. Alternatively, you can choose woods that are tougher and more robust, such as Cumaru, Garapa, Massanranduba, or Ipe, whose strength is exceptional. Rely on the first-class quality without compromise of the TerraWood woods from the planeo range - we will be happy to advise you!

In addition, the Terrawood brand now also offers you a diverse selection of high-quality fences made from different types of wood. Whether you prefer a privacy fence with rhombus profiles or profiles with tongue and groove, slat fencing, wattle fencing, profile board fencing or a wicker fence, or would like to enclose your front garden with low fencing - you will find the right solution for your needs with us. Our fences not only impress with their aesthetic appearance, but also with their durability and resistance to the elements. Discover our wide range of TerraWood fences now and give your outdoor area the perfect finish.

item no.: M-501001_3970

High durability
Insect resistant
low maintenance
hardly works

Technical data

item no.	M-501001_3970
Manufacturer	TerraWood
Length in mm	3970
Width in mm	145
Thickness in mm	21
suitable for	Terrace, Balcony
Type	Clip system
Wood type	Cumaru (tropical wood)
Look	Wood effect
Special features	Reversible, Hardwood
EAN	4062212047231
Piece per package	2
Material	Wood
Shipping group	XL 2
Weight	27,79 kg / Packing
Colour	brown
Profiles	Solid plank
Plank length	3.97m
Top / bottom	double-sided smooth
Package Content	7,94 linear meter

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1. subsoil preparation

Roughly spread the chippings on the compacted gravel with a wheelbarrow and a shovel. Level the surface with a spirit level on two long metal rods embedded in the chippings. Check the required construction height and the slope with at least two taut cords. Start in one corner and work down the entire surface in rows.

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2. spread the weed mat

First roll out a sheet of weed mat, starting from the outer edge. Then lay out the lawn edging stones on the weed fleece at a distance of 35 cm from each other.

Tip: A homemade template can serve as a spacer and make it easier to lay the subsequent lawn edging stones on the fleece.

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3. attach the substructure

Lay out the terrace pads under the substructure and fix the substructure to the lawn edging stones by pre-drilling and then screwing.

ATTENTION: The distance between the inner edges of the substructures should not exceed 35 cm.

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4. install lighting

If you want lighting, plan the positioning and number of lights. Lay the main cable under the substructure and install the recessed spotlights in the second floorboard. Check the function of the lamps immediately after installation.

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5. lay the planks

The planks should lie crosswise to the substructure. Pre-drill the screw holes on the first planks and attach the clips of the plank side facing the wall crosswise to the substructure to the back of the plank. Then fix the planks to the substructure, keeping a distance of approx. 2 cm to the wall. The opposite clips are fixed to the plank in a protruding position (integrated mounting stop on the clip). The installation of the clip on the plank is facilitated by an integrated installation stop and this enables easy positioning. The clips of the planks in the next rows are also screwed in a protruding position. In the next step, the patio recessed spots for the lighting can be attached at the desired location. Finally, cut the edge joints of the planks, this way we get a straight joint.

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TerraWood wooden terrace Cumaru brown PRIME 21 x 145 x 3970mm - smooth on both sides

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Technical data

DIY step by step

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