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Acacia flooring represents a very rare and exclusive European specie. Since biblical times, the Acacia Tree has been a symbol of stability and resilience. The wood of the tree was used to build the Ark of the Covenant. This luscious wood rich in color is perfect for the most discriminating of tastes. As the light of day changes so does the appearance of color in this breathtaking wood. Our Acacia flooring glistens with elegance and grandeur. This stylish flooring will present an atmosphere of progressive ambiance to distinguish your refined living space with quintessential sophistication.

Color: dark red-brown flame design and varied shades
Grain: thin interlocked grain
Texture: fine

JANKA HARDNESS: 1750

Acacia Nature

Acacia Walnut

Brazilian cherry hardwood flooring is made from one of the hardest of all the hardwoods in the world. Also known as jatoba, this remarkable wood makes for a spectacularly beautiful floor. So hard is Brazilian cherry hardwood flooring, that strong, sharp tools are a must to install this magnificent wood successfully. But it's worth every extra bit of effort. Like it's namesake, this exotic cherry hardwood tends to be photosensitive. Brazilian cherry hardwood flooring will start off in hues of amber and salmon pink but as it ages this floor will darken to a deep reddish brown, and it ages rather quickly.

The parts of your Brazilian cherry hardwood flooring exposed to direct sunlight will darken faster than the parts with little or no direct exposure, but all will change to luscious deep colors over time. This wood is a very tight and densely grained wood with natural oils that give Brazilian cherry hardwood flooring its lovely sheen.

Color Shade: red
Grain: straight to interlocked
Texture: medium

JANKA HARDNESS: 2820

Jatoba Nature

Kempas
kempas is yellow to pale white, while the heartwood is orangish-red to reddish-brown in color upon drying. This species has an interlocked, sometimes spiraled grain, is fairly lusterous, and is coarse in texture. As a flooring option, kempas is a hard and durable wood. It is nearly identical in hardness to African padauk, is roughly eighteen percent harder than hard maple, about one third harder than red oak, and approaches eighty percent of santos mahogany's ranking of 2200. Kempas has a natural resistance to decay.

Color: Pinkish bright orange-red to deep brown
Grain: interlocked grain and moderately fine rays
Texture: Coarse but even

JANKA HARDNESS: 1900

Kempas Cherry

Ipe - Brazilian Walnut
Ipe is olive-brown with lighter or darker streaks. Grain is straight to irregular with a low to medium luster. The pores appear as fine yellow dots and contain yellowish lapachol powder which turns deep red in alkaline solutions. Texture is fine and appears oily. Fine ripple marks may be present. Very high strength in all categories. Resistant to bending. A very strong, tough, resilient wood.

Color Shade: dark
Grain: interlocked
Texture: medium

JANKA HARDNESS: 3680

Ipe

Taun hardwood flooring features a straight or slightly interlocked grain, moderately rough texture with a red-brown to pink-brown (heartwood) color that darkens with age. Taun hardwood flooring takes stains, and finishes very well, too. If you are thinking about workability, then you can rest assured that you are safe with taun hardwood flooring. And taun delivers the visual benefits you are looking for too.

Color: Red-brown to pink-brown
Grain: Straight or slightly interlocked grain
Texture: moderately rough texture

JANKA HARDNESS: 1900

Taun Cherry

Taun Mahogany

Alder hardwood flooring is just the ticket if you are looking for a solid wood floor species that gets the balance right; easy workability, great looks, and long-term performance. These are the advantages you will gain through a solid hardwood which has been relied upon for centuries as a reliable natural flooring option. Noted for consistent colors from board to board, easily stainable surfaces, and a robust stability which makes it less susceptible to warping, alder hardwood flooring takes the guesswork out of choosing a species of hardwood to last in the long term.

Color: Very consistent in color - pale pinkish-brown to almost white
Grain: Either no distinct grain pattern OR moderately straight-grain with a uniform texture
Characteristics: Relatively soft hardwood, medium density, good working properties, low tensile strength, moderately lightweight, low shock resistance and stiffness. This medium density wood dries easily and retains a good dimensional stability.
Overview: Alder hardwood is used as flooring when a lived-in, rustic effect is desired.

JANKA HARDNESS: 590

Alder is becoming a popular choice in flooring, both for its color, workability, and overall aesthetic value.

Alder Amber

Alder Gunstock