Guyana Ipé prime planed 21x145mm, length 395cm (72x)

Guyana Ipé, known locally as Djindja Udu, is a high-quality hardwood native to the tropical rainforests of Guyana. It is known for its exceptional strength, durability, and versatility, making it ideal for a variety of applications in heavy-duty structures and decorative projects. Guyana Ipé has a unique and warm appearance with color variations ranging from olive green to deep brown, sometimes with subtle golden hues. The fine grain and natural shine contribute to a luxurious and sophisticated aesthetic, making the wood an excellent choice for applications where functionality and beauty come together. Thanks to its high density and natural oils, Guyana Ipé is naturally resistant to moisture, mold, insects, and wear and tear. This makes the wood extremely suitable for long-term use in demanding outdoor conditions. It belongs to durability class 1, which means that it is among the most durable woods in the world, with a lifespan of decades, even without additional treatment. The exceptional hardness and strength of Guyana Ipé ensure that it can withstand heavy loads and wear. Although it is a very hard wood, it can be worked well with the right tools and techniques, which adds to the versatility of this unique type of wood.