Smooth
Santos Mahogany
Peruvian Cherry
Rosewood, Patagonia
Asian Cherry
Brazilian Cherry (Jatoba)
Brazilian Tauari
Brazilian Teak (Cumaru)
IPE
Lapacho
Peruvian Maple
Andean Cherry
Clearance

Handscraped
Maple (Coffee Color)
Maple (Roasted Color)
Oak (Amber Color)

Quarter Round
T-Molding
Reducer
End Cap
Nosing

Carpet Padding
PE / Paper / Sponge

Peruvian Cherry is a high quality hardwood with a light chestnut-brown color when first milled, turning into a beautiful and rich deep reddish-brown color over time. Peruvian Cherry has a low to medium gloss and is one of the best, hardest and longest-lasting woods available on the market. Peruvian Cherry is more durable and less light sensitive than Brazilian Cherry. Given its extreme hardness and top quality, Peruvian Cherry is ideal for both residential and commercial installations.
Botanical Name:	Manilkara Bidentata
Origin:	Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela and Colombia.
Also known as:	Quinilla (Peru), Zapote, Mame Colorado, Balata, Cochinillo, Cuberu, Masaranduba, Nisperillo, Nispero (Venezuela), Caimitillo, Leche de Platano, Trapichero (Colombia).
Wood Hardness:	Janka Hardness: 3190 Lbs Compare to: Red Oak: 1290 Lbs White Oak: 1360 Lbs Santos Mahogany: 2200 Lbs Brazilian Cherry: 2350 Lbs

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