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Ipe, Cumaru, Jatoba and other Brazilian species are three exquisite wood species known for their durability, beauty, and suitability for solid flooring. These hardwood options offer exceptional strength, resistance to wear and tear, and distinctive grain patterns, making them ideal choices for high-traffic areas. The unique characteristics of Ipe, Cumaru, and Jatoba wood create timeless elegance in any interior space.

We prioritize sustainable forest harvesting practices to ensure the longevity of our natural resources. Our Ipe, Cumaru, and Jatoba wood are sourced from certified and responsibly managed forests. By adhering to sustainable harvesting practices, we contribute to the preservation of forest ecosystems, protect biodiversity, and promote the well-being of local communities.

Choosing wooden solid flooring from sustainably harvested sources offers significant environmental benefits such as renewable forests promotes the replenishment and regrowth of trees, ensuring a continuous supply of timber. By sourcing from sustainable forests, we minimize the negative impacts associated with deforestation and promote responsible land management.

Ipe, Cumaru, and Jatoba wood are renowned for their exceptional durability and longevity. These hardwood species possess natural resistance to scratches, stains, and wear, ensuring that your flooring maintains its beauty even in high-traffic areas. The natural beauty of Ipe, Cumaru, and Jatoba wood adds elegance and warmth to any interior design.

Each wood species exhibits unique grain patterns, colours, and textures, allowing for a wide range of design possibilities.

Whether you prefer a classic, rustic, or contemporary look, our wooden solid flooring options offer timeless aesthetics that enhance the overall ambiance of your space. Each piece is precisely milled and finished to ensure a seamless fit and smooth surface.

We value collaboration with architects, interior designers, and homeowners to deliver customized solutions for every project.

Our team works closely with you to understand your vision, provide expert guidance, and ensure the selection of the most suitable wood species and finishes for your specific requirements.

IPÊ

Tabebuia spp. - Bignoniaceae

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS:
Heartwood dark brownish olive to dark olive, generally uniform, sometimes greenish due to lapachol, distinct from the pale yellow sapwood. Grain interlocked, texture medium, luster moderate or lacking depending on the species, characteristic odour and not distinctive taste.

JATOBÁ

Hymenaea courbaril

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS:
Heartwood reddish brown with dark streaks, becoming dark brownish red, sharply demarcated from the pale brown sapwood. Grain interlocked, texture medium, not distinctive odour and taste when dry.

Celebrating 35 years !

EST. 1988

PRODUCTS

Flooring

IPÊ

Tabebuia spp. - Bignoniaceae

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS:
Heartwood dark brownish olive to dark olive, generally uniform, sometimes greenish due to lapachol, distinct from the pale yellow sapwood. Grain interlocked, texture medium, luster moderate or lacking depending on the species, characteristic odour and not distinctive taste.

JATOBÁ

Hymenaea courbaril

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS:
Heartwood reddish brown with dark streaks, becoming dark brownish red, sharply demarcated from the pale brown sapwood. Grain interlocked, texture medium, not distinctive odour and taste when dry.

Celebrating 35 years !

EST. 1988

PRODUCTS

Flooring

IPÊ

Tabebuia spp. - Bignoniaceae

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS: Heartwood dark brownish olive to dark olive, generally uniform, sometimes greenish due to lapachol, distinct from the pale yellow sapwood. Grain interlocked, texture medium, luster moderate or lacking depending on the species, characteristic odour and not distinctive taste.

JATOBÁ

Hymenaea courbaril

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS: Heartwood reddish brown with dark streaks, becoming dark brownish red, sharply demarcated from the pale brown sapwood. Grain interlocked, texture medium, not distinctive odour and taste when dry.

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS:
Heartwood dark brownish olive to dark olive, generally uniform, sometimes greenish due to lapachol, distinct from the pale yellow sapwood. Grain interlocked, texture medium, luster moderate or lacking depending on the species, characteristic odour and not distinctive taste.

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS:
Heartwood reddish brown with dark streaks, becoming dark brownish red, sharply demarcated from the pale brown sapwood. Grain interlocked, texture medium, not distinctive odour and taste when dry.