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Ipé Outdoor Wood Furniture Store in NH
Near the MA border
With Ipe wood, durability meets unmatched style. Ipé outdoor wood furniture is incredibly strong and extremely weather resistant. As one of the strongest woods on earth, Ipe wood will remain durable for decades, despite outdoor conditions. Ipe wood furniture brings natural and exquisite furnishing right to your patio. Check out our showroom in Amherst, NH to see our full collection!
Chairs
Recliners
Sofas
Ottomans
Dining Tables
End tables
Coffee tables
Come to Patio Barn in Amherst, NH to view and order from our full collection of outdoor Ipe wood patio and yard furniture.
Jensen Leisure
Jensen Leisure Furniture produces heirloom furniture that will be handed down through generations. Our specifications ensure that your furniture will endure the extremities of nature and repeated sittings throughout a lifetime of reading, dining, and gardenside solitude. Longevity begins with the quality of our timber.
The Ipe timber that goes into Jensen Leisure Furniture is certified by Rainforest Alliance as 100% FSC® Pure. Forest Stewardship Council™ (FSC) certification is the global "gold standard" in independent, third-party forest certification. It guarantees that the wood contained in our furniture comes from well-managed forests. The FSC logo and "Chain of Custody" number branded on Jensen products allows you to track the wood back to the forest where it originated.
Our Ipe timber comes from the Chiquitania tropical dry forests of Bolivia. Because of the nature of these forests, trees grow very slowly, producing some of the world's strongest and most durable timber species. Our trees are allowed to grow to over 100 years old before being carefully harvested.
Jensen Leisure Furniture is made of 100% heartwood. The heartwood portion of a log is the most dimensionally stable and is only found in slow-growing, century old trees. The exclusive use of heartwood in outdoor furniture is critical for maintaining the long-term strength and integrity of the mortise and tenon joinery throughout the seasonal extremities of freeze and thaw, and extended wet and dry periods.