Brazilian Teak Hardwood Flooring

General characteristics the species brazilian cherry jatoba is the most popular hardwood flooring import from brazil to the usa.

Brazilian teak hardwood flooring.

Brazilian cherry known for its hardness and durability this exotic hardwood is a great choice in both residential and commercial installations. Since brazilian exotic tropical woods make up only 10 on the hardwood market many installers are only experienced with using softer domestic species. Reserve hardwood flooring has it at all great prices. Brazilian cherry hardwood and other exotic flooring and accessories vents molding stairs santos mahogany brazilian teak and other exotic hardwood floors and a full line of accessories direct from the manufacturer.

The species brazilian teak cumaru is one our our top 3 product choices. Though the wood is not related to real teak the look and feel is comparable. Add a touch a luxury that lasts by going for this wood. Brazilian teak known for its exceptional hardness and durability this exotic hardwood is a great choice in both residential and commercial installations.

As one of the hardest woods in flooring brazilian teak is great for commercial applications and residential homes with children and pets. Browse beautiful exotic shades of gold rich red and dark brown in our collection below. It is a great substitute for irresponsibly sourced teak that is also a lot more expensive. Typically users who prefer a more brown look to their floor over brazilian cherry go with our brazilian teak.

Check out our prefinished brazilian teak wood flooring options below. Brazilian teak flooring also known as cumaru flooring is a dark tan to nut brown with some floor boards having a bit of dark reddish tones and the grain is irregular slightly interlocked and is coarse and wavy in texture which gives brazillian teak flooring a slight luminescence. Brazilian teak hardwood flooring is a great long lasting addition to any home. We offer cheap and fast delivery directly to your home.

Brazilian teak also called cumaru is one of the hardest species available with a janka hardness rating of 3540. Besides being a highly durable hardwood floor brazilian teak s natural weathering properties make it resistant to rot and decay which is why it s also used in outdoor decking. Cumaru hardwood flooring cumaru brazilian teak is one of the hardest hardwoods in the industry and thus provides extreme durability along with its renowned distinctive patterns.