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Exotic Woods WHOLESALE ORDERS ONLY- WE DROP SHIP ANYWHERE IN THE U.S Please call for special pricing on full containers.
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Bloodwood - Scientific Name - Brosimum Rubescens (aka Satinwood, Satine Rouge, Satine Rubane) Among other mahogany type woods, Bloodwood has no rival. From its gorgeous reddish-brown to purplish tones to its ribonny, satin-like, fine grain and remarkable endurance, this amazingly hard wood is perfect for residential applications and instrument manufacturing. The freshly cut heartwood is reddish-brown, but darkens to deep red. Sapwood is whiteish in color and is clearly delineated from the heartwood. Typical uses are for , furniture, cabinetry, musical instruments, stairs and flooring. Because of its exteme hardness and resonance, it is excellent for pianos, violins, sounding boards and TV Cabinets. Bloodwood carries a Janka hardness rating of 2900 at 12% moisture. (See photo below) 4/4, Clear, KD 6 -8%, H&M 15/16" |
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Andean Mahogany (aka Chanul) - Scientific Name - Humiria Procera - is highly valued for its rich brown color, its durability and its natural resistance to rot, abrasion and weather. The heartwood has a natural satiny luster. This wood is perfect for both residential and commercial applications. Beacause of its strength and density, it is superior in strength to Teak, Hard Maple and Oak. Moderately easy to machine. Typical uses are furniture, flooring, cabinetry, boating and decking. Chanul carries a Janka Hardness rating of 1987 at 12% moisture. Flooring 3/4" thickness, 5" wide, 1 - 7 foot lengths Tongue and Groove four sides, straight edge or micro-beveled 4/4, Clear, AD 12% +/-2%, H&M 15/16" 6/4, Clear, AD 12% +/- 2%, Rough 8/4, Clear, AD 12% +/- 2%, Rough Call for pallet or container pricing |
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Guayacan (also known as manwood), is an extremely durable wood. Guayacan is naturally resistant to rot,abrasion, weather, decay, and termite attacks. Guayacan is the great choice for all your decking or outdoor projects. Will last for 25 years+ without treatment, and can be maintenance-free. This exotic hardwood dries to the color of sand and has a consistent color and grain pattern, but turns to a rich brown if oils are used on it. We suggest using Carbide blades when working with these woods. Guayacan Decking - 5/4 x 6" x 8' (actual 1"x5 1/2"), E4E $1.99 LF FOB Ozark, MO Winter Special - now $1.59 LF |
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Mascarey (aka Pilon) Scientific Name - Hyeronyma Alchorneoides is a beautifully varigated wood which is light reddishbrown to deep red to chocoate and dark brown heartwood. This species is often referred to as Sapele in other countries. Mascarey has a low luster, with a moderately coarse texture. Mascarey carries a Janka rating of 1,700 at 12% moisture content, making it harder than Hard Maple, White Oak and Northern Red Oak. It has good working properties in all operations. Used for flooring, furniture, cabinetry, decorative veneers, stair treads and marine work. Flooring - 3/4" thickness, 4" width, 1 - 7 foot lengths. Tongue and grooved four sides, straight edge or micro-beveled. 4/4 Quarter Sawn, Clear, RWL, Rough Call for pallet or container pricing |
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According to the USDA's Forest Research Laboratories, "Ipe is a common term that encompasses many different species of extremely hard woods. There is no final say or studies establishing which woods or species these might be". We at New Horizons would like to warn the buyer that before purchasing woods marketed under the Ipe name, the botanical names of the purchase should be received from the seller. We suggest personal research be performed by the buyer if possible. If you would like to research a specific species of wood you can do so on the USDA's website at Center for Wood Anatomy Research at the following web address. www2.fpl.fs.fed.us/ |
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