Cumaru

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Cumaru

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The colour range of Cumaru ranges from yellow-brown to red-brown. Cumaru is popular for its beautiful wood texture. The uniqueness of the wood itself is the wrapping of the fibre, which creates unique patterns. Cumaru wood is also known as Brazilian teak. The wood has a very uniform colour, light brownish, yellowish shade. This wood is characterised by its colour durability. Ji pasižymi gražia ir stambia Texture. The wood has a mild vanilla scent. This species is characterised by exceptional stability and low wilting. The wood lends itself easily to mechanical processing and finishing. The wood is used for stable constructions, small-sized ships, floor coverings. Perfect for both exterior and interior work. Cumaru grows in Brazil. *Cumaru terracotta boards are available in Cumaru Red (reddish brown) and Cumaru Yellow (yellowish brown)

Origin: South America Use: Furniture manufacturing, interior finishing, exterior decoration Colour: Yellow brown / Reddish brown Height of tree: 40 – 50 m. Texture: Fine Processing: Good Resistance: High resistance to decay and insects, high resistance to weather changes
Average density at 12% moisture content: 1.07 g/cm3
Longitudinal shrinkage T per cent: 7.7
Transverse shrinkage R per cent: 5.5
Stability: Moderately stable