Cumaru / Brazilian Teak

Description

Cumaru, also known as Brazilian Teak, is a versatile tropical wood highly prized for its excellent aesthetic and mechanical properties. Renowned for its exceptional durability, it is ideal for exterior applications such as decking, fencing, and garden furniture. Its interlocked grain and high density allow a smooth finish and optimal resistance to exterior stresses. Wood species characteristics Heartwood color: Red-brown to yellow-brown. Sapwood color: Clearly distinct. Grain: Interlocked. Texture: Medium-coarse. Durability: Class 1 (very durable). Density: 1.07 kg/m³. Marine class: Class 5 – not durable for marine uses. Main applications Exterior decking: Used for high-quality decks thanks to its durability and smooth finish. Exterior fencing: Suitable for fencing and landscaping for its stability and weather resistance. Outdoor furniture: Ideal for furniture making thanks to its stability, durability and aesthetics. Substructures: Used as a substructure for European markets thanks to its robustness. Wall panels: Perfect for wall cladding, offering a natural and durable aesthetic. Construction timber: Used in construction projects requiring strong and durable wood. Key Benefits Exceptional strength: Very durable, ideal for projects subjected to harsh exterior conditions. Aesthetics: Wood with a warm color, a unique interlocked grain and a smooth finish. Versatility: Suitable for a variety of applications, both exterior and interior. Eco-responsibility: Protected species in certain countries such as Suriname, with environmentally respectful management.

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