Hardwood Flooring Species, Colors & Properties

When making any purchase decisions we suggest doing thorough research on what may be suitable for your home and especially the region in which you live. Some hardwoods may be susceptible to extreme arid conditions in their solid format; checking and splitting can occur. In cases like this we suggest using engineered hardwoods as an alternative. On another note, wide swings in relative humidity through seasonal changes should be monitored. Moisture can be added or reduced within HVAC systems, minimizing the expansion and contraction process all hardwoods experience. Color changes with all hardwoods will vary as will the rate in which they change.

Amendoim		Ash		Australian Cypress		Bloodwood
Bubinga		Brazilian Cherry		Brazilian Maple		Brazilian Teak
Brazilian Walnut		Bolivian Rosewood		Caribbean Rosewood		Caribbean Walnut
Doussie		Heart Pine		Hickory		Iroko
Jarrah		Kempas		Merbau		Lapacho(Patagonian Walnut)
North American Cherry		North American Maple		North American Walnut		Patagonian Rosewood(Agnico)
Padouk		Pecan		Pine(Yellow)		Oak, Red
Oak, White		Santos Mahogany		Sapele		Southern Chestnut
Teak, True		Tiete Chestnut		Tiete Rosewood		Tigerwood
Timborana		Wenge