Brazilian Oak

Brazilian Oak is a collective name for several South American hardwood species that share a similar warm golden-brown to tan color and open grain reminiscent of domestic White Oak — but significantly harder and more rot-resistant. An excellent choice for flooring, outdoor applications, and heavy-use furniture where domestic oak would be suitable but extra durability is desired. The warm color and open grain make it a natural fit for farmhouse and transitional-style interiors.

Available via preorder. Reserve your boards before the next group order closes.

Latin name: Tabebuia spp. / Amburana cearensis
Janka hardness: 1,600–2,200 lbf
Origin: Brazil & South America
Avg. dried weight: 48–58 lbs / ft³
Workability: Moderate

Common uses: Flooring · Outdoor furniture · Heavy-use furniture · Decking · Stair treads · Cabinetry