Brazilian Cherry Hardwood Lumber

We use only the higher quality grades of brazilian cherry lumber for our products.

Brazilian cherry hardwood lumber.

Brazilian cherry jatoba hymenaea courbaril russet to reddish brown often marked with darker streaks from. I have been told this lumber could be at least 70 80. This can be a difficult wood to work. We use only the higher quality grades of brazilian cherry lumber for our products.

Brazilian cherry is among the most coveted hardwood flooring species due to its physical properties and stunning appearance. Brazilian cherry jatoba brazilian cherry dimensional hardwood lumber is ready for your craftsmanship to be made into cabinets furniture trim or your own special project. Fireplace mantel built by rob pelc using jatoba brazilian cherry. Brazilian cherry is a wood with remarkable hardness making it an extremely popular and appealing wood.

Sizes shown are net. Flooring turnery furniture and cabinet work availability. Jatoba lumber shipped direct to you. It is used in fine furniture cabinetry flooring and stair treads.

A type of hardwood commonly known as brazilian cherry was used as flooring in countless houses from 2000 to 2005. Shipping this lumber requires special attention to engineer every crate according to the specifications of the shipment so that the hardwood lumber arrives in excellent condition. Readily available in 4 4 5 4 6 4 and 8. In reality this wood is not a member of the cherry family at all but is instead a legume species hymenaea courbaril.

If you require a hardwood species not listed or to purchase lengths longer than 12 please call us at 1 800 732 1697 or email. Its majestic colors range from a yellowish tan to reddish brown when just milled and it deepens significantly to an exquisite deep cherry brown as it ages. It is also known as jatoba locust or courbaril. Known for its hardness and durability it is able to withstand aggressive weathering and abuse while still retaining its structural integrity and overall beauty.

I came across some lumber that was supposedly used for ship ballast. Brazilian cherry is prized for its pleasing color beauty and durability. It is used in fine furniture cabinetry flooring and stair treads. For spaces that demand durability year after year residential or commercial brazilian cherry is an excellent flooring choice.

It is apparently quite old though i have no idea when ships used exotic hardwood for ballast. We are direct importers of exotic hardwoods ipe decking. Brazil peru bolivia use. This product is proudly finished in the usa.