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Solids:
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¾” Thickness
- Clear Grade
- 1-7’ & 1-6' Lengths / Long Avg. Length
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Aluminum-Oxide Finish
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Incredible Milling
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Contemporary 40% Gloss Finish |
Engineered:
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8 Ply/12 mm Birch Plywood Substrate
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3 mm & 2.3mm Top Layer Thickness
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Aluminum-Oxide Finish
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Incredible Milling
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Contemporary 40% Gloss Finish |
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3" Brazilian Cherry |
Solid |
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Special $4.19 |
| Origin: From southern Mexico, throughout Central America and the West Indies, to northern Brazil, Bolivia, and Peru. Appearance: With its inherent beauty, rich coloring, and extreme hardness, this species is understandably one of our most popular exotic woods. |
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3 5/8 " Brazilian Cherry |
Solid |
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$4.29 |
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5 " Brazilian Cherry |
Solid |
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$4.39 |
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5" Brazilian Cherry |
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Engineered |
Special $2.99 |
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3 5/8 " Santos Mahogany |
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$5.99 |
| Origin: Central and South America Appearance: The sapwood of Santos Mahogany is pale brown while the heartwood is purplish-red in color. The species has an interlocked grain and possesses a medium grade texture. |
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5" Santos Mahogany |
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$6.29 |
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3 5/8 " Santos Mahogany |
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Engineered |
N/A |
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4 7/8 " Santos Mahogany |
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Engineered |
$3.99 |
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3 5/8" Cumaru |
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$4.49 |
| Origin: Central and South America Appearance: The sapwood of Cumaru is very similar to the heartwood, which ranges from tannish to deep brown in color. Over time the color of Brazilian Teak (as it is sometimes referred to) will "flatten out" slightly. The species has an irregular, slightly interlocked grain and is coarse and wavy in texture. |
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5" Tigerwood |
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Engineered |
N/A |
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3 5/8 " Brazilian Walnut (Ipe) |
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N/A |
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Origin: Brazil Appearance: The heartwood of Ipe ranges from olive brown to blackish, though it can have lighter or darker striping that is sharply demarcated from the whitish or yellowish sapwood. Ipe is a low-luster wood with an oily appearance, a fine-to-medium texture, and a grain that ranges from straight to very irregular. |
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5" Brazilian Walnut (Ipe) |
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N/A |
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4 3/4 " Brazilian Walnut (Ipe) |
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Engineered |
Sale $3.59 |
| Origin: Brazil Appearance: The heartwood of Ipe ranges from olive brown to blackish, though it can have lighter or darker striping that is sharply demarcated from the whitish or yellowish sapwood. Ipe is a low-luster wood with an oily appearance, a fine-to-medium texture, and a grain that ranges from straight to very irregular. |
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3" Tauari |
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NA-Check Back!!! |
| Origin: Brazil Appearance: Tauari is a cream to light brown colored wood. With straight or uniformly interlocked grain and generally coarse to medium texture. |
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3" Tiete Rosewood |
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$4.39 |
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Origin: Bolivia Appearance: The rosewood tone begins with a warm rose tint and naturally deepens over time. |
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5" Tiete Rosewood |
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$4.39 |
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3" Amendoim |
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Special $4.19! |
| Origin: Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay Appearance: The sapwood of Amendoim is yellow-brown, while the heartwood is more reddish brown (similar to Mahogany). The wood has a lustrous appearance, and is of a medium texture. |
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5" Amendoim |
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Special $4.19! |
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3" Patagonian Rosewood |
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Special $4.39 |
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Origin: Brazil, Paraguay and Bolivia. A highly figured wood with a great deal of color variation. Color can range from light cream shades to reddish browns to extremely dark brown pieces. The tight grain has plenty of wild figure coupled with black ribboning and striping. Patagonian Rosewood will darken overtime to a dark reddish brown making the striping in its grain less noticeable |
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5" Patagonian Rosewood |
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Special $4.39 |
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5" Merbau |
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Engineered |
$3.99 |
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Origin: Grows in the Philippines, Indonesia, Australia, and many of the western Pacific islands. Appearance: When freshly cut, the heartwood of Merbau is a yellowish to orange-brown color, but then darkens to brown or red brown. One of the distinctive properties of this wood is that surface of the boards may have yellow "flecking" in the pores; thus, when finished, the wood may appear almost flecked with gold. |
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3 5/8" Burmese Teak |
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Engineered |
$3.99 |
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Origin: Mynamar (Burma) Appearance: The sapwood of teak is white to pale yellow, while the heartwood is dark golged-brown to dark golden-yellow to rich brown in color with darker chocolate-colored brown streaks. The species has a straight, occasionally wavy grain and is fairly coarse and uneven in texture. The wood itself can be greasy with shiny white pockets. This species has a dul luster. |
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5" Burmese Teak |
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Engineered |
$3.99 |
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5" American Cherry |
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Engineered |
$3.49 |
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Origin: North America Appearance: The lustrous heartwood ranges from light to dark reddish brown, constrasting sharply with the sapwood, which may be light brown to pale with a light pinkish tone; however, between boards there may be significant color variations. Black cherry is extremely light-sensitive, so there is a strong color change and darkening over a short period time when the wood is first exposed to light. |
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3 5/8 " Ivorywood |
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Engineered |
$3.49 |
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5" North American Walnut |
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Engineered |
$3.99 |
| Origin: North America Appearance: The grain of walnut is mostly straight and open, though some boards may have a grain pattern that is burled or curly. In fact, the wood is especially valued for its wavy, curly, and mottled figures. The wood surface is generally fairly dull, though it may develop a lustrous patina after many years in use. |
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