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

Part No. Eng / Solid Width Thickness ES-9-90 Solid 3 5/8" 3/4" EE-9-90 Engineered 3 5/8" 9/16" EE-9-120 Engineered 4 7/8" 9/16"

Lumber Name(s): Curupay / Angico Preto.

Origin: Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia.

Patagonian Rosewood is a highly figured wood with pronounced black striping.

Color Range: Patagonian Rosewood offers an extremely wide range of color variability from light cream colors through to almost black pieces.

Color Change: Patagonian Rosewood undergoes a dramatic color change from when fresh milled to when fully aged. Initially the background wood (to the black striping) varies from cream to orangish tones and then over times changes to deep dark orangey/reddish brown making the black stripes less pronounced.

Janka Hardness: 3840
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