Sucupira wood

This Brazilian wood has rich red-brown, chocolate-brown, or light brown heartwood with yellowish or whitish tones and high luster. People who like the wood praise it for its great strength and outstanding durability. Our facility produces Birdseye Maple Lumber, Curly Maple (Tiger Maple) Lumber and we stock over species of exotic wood. The heartwood of sucupira is chocolate-brown, red-brown, or light brown (especially in Diplotropis purpurea).

Sucupira’s across-the-board strength. The sapwood is generally yellowish to whitish and is sharply demarcated from the heartwood. We are direct importers. Check out our sucupira wood selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our shops. Light brown narrow stripes give a fibrous aspect to the wood similar to the grain of palm.

The most attractive price accessible today! Proficient client care and the array of complementary services. Its attractive color patterns and resistance to moisture and pests make it an exceptionally durable option for decking. Bowdichia Nitida, Diplotropis Martiusii, aka Brazilian chestnut, medium to coarse texture, hard and heavy wood , very stable and durable, tan- brown- reddish brown tones.

Log sizes 20- 36” in diameter x 16- feet long in stock: slabs 17- 27” x 98- 158” x 2- 2. The wood is moderately difficult to work and resulting surfaces, especially in planning, are fair to poor due to the coarse texture and frequent grain irregularity. The wood turns well and takes a good finish if filler is first applied. Named for a city in northern Brazil, sucupira is a South American hardwood with a character similar to rosewood or teak. It has a warm chocolate color with a fine yellow stripe, a lustrous finish, and a lively interlocking grain that is rarely figured. Bowdichia spp principally Bowdichia nitida supplies the sucupira exported from Brazil but the name also applies to species of Diplotropis which has very similar timber to Bowdichia and to Ferreirea spectablis.

This has a yellowish-brown wood and is better known as yellow sucupira. It is a native wood of Brazil, and comes from managed forests. Its sapwood is distinct, whitish or yellowish to cream.

The sucupira , also known as Brazilian Chestnut, is a little known wood species that comes from South America. It is abundant on the shores of the Amazon and from Venezuela and the Guianas to southeastern Brazil. Meanwhile there are light yellow markings and a moderate coarse texture. Interlocked or wavy grain. Can be very splintery, care should be taken when handling raw wood.

Odor No distinctive odor. Sustainability This wood species is not listed in the CITES Appendices or on the IUCN Red List of Threatened. It has rich colors ranging from medium and dark tans to reddish brown Heartwoo with somewhat lighter coloring from its Sapwood. The cooking area is in stainless steel.

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Like most other exotics, Brazilian Chestnut is photosensitive, and will darken with exposure to UV-light (sunlight).