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Flooring Trade Name: Brazilian Teak
Botanical Name:  Dipteryx, Odorata
Lumber Name:  Cumaru
Grows In: Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Costa Rica

Description: Brazilian Teak & Brazilian Chestnut are the same species. Brazilian Teak is a dense hard wood with a range of colors varying from a tan brown to a reddish brown with some pieces offering a black striping.

Color Change: Brazilian Teak ranges from medium to darker range selections. The medium tone is a tan brownish color while the darker tone exudes a reddish brown color. While always exhibiting color variation, the Brazilian Teak color range will slightly mute over time into a more uniform overall color.

Installations of interest: Chosen in part for its durability, Teak Hardwood was recently installed throughout the new de Young fine arts museum in Golden Gate park, San Francisco.

Thickness: 3/4"
Width: 2 7/8"
Length: Random

Specifications:

Use: Residential/Commercial

Wood species: Brazilian Teak/Cumaru

Janka hardness rating: 3540

Tongue & groove type: Precision milled 4 sided tongue and groove

Edge design: Micro-Beveled

Finish: German Treffic brand Aluminum Oxide

Gloss level: Satin/Semi Gloss

Construction: Solid Exotic Hardwood

Countries grown in: Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Costa Rica

Weight: 64.00 lbs.

Sq ft per carton: 19.80/sf

Maintenance level: Easy

Installation rating: Moderate

Structural placement: On grade or above grade

Radiant heat: No

Warranty: 25 warranty/lifetime structural

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