Species

Species

There are 50 species

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  Afrormosia

  Afromosia is known for its beautiful colorful color. Heartwood is dark Afromosie orange brown to brown or fawn color

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  Amarelo

  Amarelo is yellow wood flooring becoming dark maroon on sun exposure.

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  Arati

  Arati is understandably one of our most popular exotic woods.

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  Ash

  White ash is elastic and hard wood flooring , and it has excellent shock-resistance. The sapwood of white ash is creamy white, while the heartwood ranges from light tan to dark brown.

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  Bilinga

  Bilinga is a beautiful orange-brown wood.Essential oils have Bilinga supposedly curative effect on the human body.

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  Birch Canadian

  Birch is a very heavy, strong, durable wood used as wood flooring. It is hard and stiff, with excellent shock-resistance.

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  Black Cherry

  Prized for its rich color and fine graining, black cherry is commonly seen in American cabinetry and furniture. The fine, satiny texture of the wood is uniform and frequently wavy, with distinctive gum veins and pockets.

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  Black Walnut

  Black Walnut is one of the most prized of North American hardwoods. The wood often has a purplish cast with dark streaks. However, there is a wide variation of color, figure, and grade within the species. The wood surface is generally fairly dull, though it may develop a lustrous patina after many years in use.

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  Bombolu

  Bombolu is a highly durable wood flooring species with very smart and exotic apperiance.

  
  
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  Bubinga

  Bubinga is a hard and durable used for wood flooring and inlays wherever fine graining and a rich reddish color are desired.

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