Exotic Flooring

• Brazilian Cherry (hymenaea courbaril) - A striking red-colored wood, this exceedingly hard flooring is good for residential and commercial applications. Also known by its trade name - Jatoba. Stocked in 3/4" solid unfinished and pre-finished. (Janka Hardness rating of 2820.)
• Brazilian Walnut (Tabebuia spp.) -Deep dark colored wood with exceptionally fine graining. Density of this wood lends it both to commercial and residential applications as well. Trade name - Ipe'. Stocked in 3/4" solid unfinished and pre-finished. (Janka Hardness rating of 3680.)
• Southern Chestnut (dipteryx odorata) - Also know by its trade name Cumaru or Brazilian Teak, this wood ranges in color from Golden Tan to medium and dark Brown. Very dense with fine graining. Stocked in 3/4" solid unfinished and pre-finished. (Janka Hardness rating of 3540.)
• Teak (Tectona grandis) - The Color has a range of many various golden browns. Stocked in 3/4" solid unfinished. (Janka Hardness rating of 1155.)
• Wenge (Millettia laurentii) - Deep Chocolate Brown that will darken over time to a more uniform dark brown almost black color. Stocked in 3/4" solid unfinished. (Janka Hardness rating of 1630.)
• Sapele (Entandrophragma cylindricum) - The heartwood ranges in color from medium to dark red/brown or purple/brown. Stocked in 3/4" solid unfinished. (Janka Hardness rating of 1500.)
• Merbau (Intsia biuga/intsia palembanica) -Varied Tan to medium reddish Brown. Stocked in 3/4" solid unfinished (Janka Hardness rating of 1925.)
• Tigerwood (Astronium spp) - Known by its trade name Goncalo Alves, Tigerwood ranges from light Golden Brown to Orange & Reddish Brown with Black &  Brown Striping and wavy grain. Stocked in 3/4" solid unfinished and pre-finished. (Janka Hardness rating of 2160.)
• Australian Cypress (Callitris glauca) - This is a knotty pine with hardness that exceeds Red Oak. With its warm honey colored wood and darker heartwood that contains numerous knots which are characteristic of this species, this wood is an excellent choice for the log cabin or resort. Stocked in 3/4" solid unfinished and pre-finished. (Janka Hardness rating of 1375.)
• Zebrawood (Microberlinia brazzavillensis) - The heartwood of Zebrawood is a pale yellow/brown with narrow Dark Brown Stripes, which will change over time and darken.  The cream colored background will darken to an amber tone and the darker stripes will turn almost black.  Stocked in 3/4" solid unfinished. (Janka Hardness rating of 1575.)
• Purpleheart (Peltogyne spp) -  Also known as Pau Roxo, this wood is very deep purple to a purplish brown which will gradually change with exposure to sunlight to a chocolate purple. Stocked in 3/4 inch solid unfinished. (Janka Hardness rating of 2090.)
• Morado (Machaerium sclieroxylon) - Also known as Bolivian Rosewood, this wood is known for its distinct dark brown color with black striping, which will lighten to a golden tan over time.  Stocked in 3/4" solid unfinished. (Janka Hardness rating of 1780.)

Domestics

• American Walnut (Juglans, nigra) - The sapwood is a tan to white color in contrast to the heartwood which varies from a deep brown to purple/black.  This specie tends to have great variation in color and grain than most others. (Janka Hardness rating of 1010.)
• White Oak (Quercus, alba) - The sapwood is a white/cream color in contrast to the light brown heartwood.  (Janka Hardness rating of 1360.)
• Red Oak (Quercus , rubra) - The sapwood is lighter in color than the heartwood, although very close in tone, both having a reddish tone  (Janka Hardness rating of 1260.)
• Steamed Beech-(Janka Hardness rating -1300.)
• N. American Cherry (Prunus, serotina) - The sapwood is light brown with pink tones and the heartwood is a reddish/brown.  (Janka Hardness rating of 950.)
• N. American Maple (Acer saccharum) - The heartwood is light reddish brown with a creamy white sapwood, closed grain and uniform texture - (Janka Hardness rating of 1450.)