Brazilian Cherry (Jatoba) Hardwood Flooring

One of our most popular products. Brazilian Cherry has a deep red and brown cherry appearance and is known for its hardness and durability.  In fact, according to the Janka Hardness Scale it is 228% harder than Red Oak making this hardwood an excellent choice for your home or office. Brazilian Cherry is offered in clear and select grades in both our prefinished and unfinished hardwood flooring.  

Brazilian Teak (Cumaru) Hardwood Flooring

Is another one of our top choices.  Brazilian Teak has a medium to dark brown appearance, while undergoing very little color change to sunlight.  It is one of the densest and most durable woods available, even harder than Brazilian Cherry.  Brazilian Teak is offered in clear and select grades in both our prefinished and unfinished hardwood flooring.

Brazilian Koa (Tigerwood) Hardwood Flooring

Tigerwood as the name suggests, is a species of wood with a wide range of color and striping.  The striping varies from fine lines to bold "brush strokes."  The background color ranges from light tans to darker orange and reddish brown.  Tigerwood will also undergo large degrees of color change from an orangey tan to more of a deep reddish brown color.  This overall color change will make the striping far less contrasting.  It is also a very hard wood, although not as hard as either Brazilian Cherry or Brazilian Teak.  Tigerwood is offered in clear and select grades in both our prefinished and unfinished hardwood flooring.

Bolivian Rosewood (Tiete) Hardwood Flooring

Tiete has a rich rose color that is characterized by fine graining that darkens with sunlight over time, becoming richer in color.  It is also another exotic hardwood that compares to Brazilian Cherry in terms of its hardness.  Tiete is offered in clear and select grades in both our prefinished and unfinished hardwood flooring.