Brazilian Tigerwood Flooring
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Tigerwood Hardwood Flooring
This name is quite appropriate considering the range of colors this wood species exhibits, from light tans to orange hues and deep reddish browns. Brazilian Tigerwood (Koa) parquet is also a dense wood, capable of withstanding the hammering of everyday life. Compared to the industry standard for durability, Brazilian Tigerwood (Koa) ranks high in the rankings with a score of 2160 (Red Oak = 1290). It is a strong and stable wood, very resistant to indentations caused by falling children's toys and nails from pets.5" Tigerwood Prefinished Solid Hardwood Flooring
Shop here for Tigerwood Prefinished 5" Hardwood Flooring. All of our prefinished solid hardwood floors are kiln dried and NWFA certified or better for your peace of mind. finish that offers superior scratch resistance and hardness with simple cleaning and maintenance. Tigerwood flooring gives a unique look and is sure to be the centerpiece of any home. No matter what type of Tigerwood 5" prefinished flooring you're looking for, Hurst Hardwoods has it at a wholesale price.Brazilian Tigerwood
Premium prefinished flooring will be virtually free from most finish defects including debris, skips, ridges, blisters, chips or scratches. Builder Grade products will include varying amounts of milling, calibrating and/or finishing defects; however, such imperfections should still provide a fully installable floor. Cabin grade products will contain but not limited to defects such as milling, filing, finishing, splits, jerking, larger tight knots and some open knots with lots of color variation. Material may contain defects in milling, sizing, or finishing, including improperly milled boards, improperly gauged boards, and shorter lengths (average length 12"-18" in most cases). This is the lowest floor level offered, please do not order extra (25-30%) and try to create a Builder or Premium grade floor.# Video | Brazilian Tigerwood Flooring
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brazilian koaAvailable in prefinished and unfinished sizes
Flooring trade name: Tigerwood
Botanical name: Astronium, spp.
Wood name: Goncalo Alves
Grows in: Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Guatemala, Mexico
Tigerwood is a bold striped species that has a reddish orange/brown background with broad dark brownish black stripes, which we liken to the stripes found in "vanilla fudge" ice cream. Range of colors:
Tigerwood, as the name suggests, is a species that exhibits a wide range of colors/stripes. Color change :
Tigerwood exhibits a great degree of color shift with a pronounced darkening of the background under the stripes from an orange tan to a dark reddish brown color, which in turn makes the stripes less contrasting and more subtle.
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Tigerwood / Brazilian Koa Hardwood FlooringBotanical name: Astronium, spp.
Soil name: Goncalo Alves
Color Range: Tigerwood, or as it is sometimes called, Brazilian Koa, exhibits a wide range of colors and stripes. Color Change: Tigerwood exhibits a large amount of color change with a significant darkening of the orange-brown background. Species Characteristics and Problems: The Brazilian koa is known to cause allergic respiratory reactions and contact dermatitis. Buy Tigerwood Hardwood Flooring
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The Basics Of Brazilian Cherry Wood Flooring
A type of hardwood, commonly called Brazilian cherry, does not belong to the cherry family at all, but rather to a species of legume, Hymenaea courbaril. As its name suggests, the Brazilian cherry (jatoba) is native to the rainforests of Brazil. Brazilian cherry was often installed during the construction of new homes, and although its use may have slowed down over time, it is still considered a beautiful wood and a viable choice for flooring. Brazilian cherry solid wood planks are difficult to install except by professionals, but engineered wood varieties are available that are easier for DIYers to install. While the wood's popularity among furniture makers and woodworkers may have waned, Brazilian cherry is still considered a very strong and durable flooring material.# Images | Brazilian Tigerwood Flooring
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