Cumaru wood

Cumaru wood, also known as Brazilian teak or Almendrillo, is a tropical hardwood native to South America, mainly Brazil. Appreciated for its durability and aesthetics, it is ideal for a multitude of wood applications. Advantages -Exceptional durability: Resistant to wear, rot and insects. -Attractive appearance: Golden-brown color with a fine, straight grain. -Easy to work with: Easy to machine, glue and finish. Characteristics -Wood type: Cumaru -Color: Golden brown -Hardness: 1 (wood hardness scale) -Origin: Brazil, Bolivia, Peru Applications -Flooring -Furniture -Decking and exterior elements -Decorative interior applications