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Meet Our Piquia 4×4 Standard
Piquia is also known as White Iron Wood as the name implies is a light colored hardwood that is resistant to climate and wear. Piquia 4×4 Standard is a yellowish or light grayish brown wood with interlocked grain. Piquia is originally from forests that primarily grow in the Amazon region of Brazil, and we are glad to be authorized distributors.
Like other hardwoods, Piquia is used for exterior constructions. Indoor applications such as countertops and tables are also common.
Uses Of Piquia 4×4 Standard
- Heavy carpentry.
- Exterior paneling.
- Wood frame house.
- Furniture components.
- Vehicle or container flooring.
At Brazilian Lumber, we have all the decking materials, fasteners, accessories, and trims you need for any project. We also offer amazing tropical hardwood, artificial turf & ivy, and interior flooring. Please let us know if you need help locating the instructions or return policies, and we will readily assist you.
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Piquia 4×4 Standard Extra Information
The application of Piquia 4×4 Standard is difficult to execute without the proper hard metal tools, for that reason, pre-drilling is also needed. You must also remember that Piquia tends to have deformations due to its slowly drying feature, so must be careful with its machining.
Piquia 4×4 Standard Features
- Its color ranges from a yellowish to light grayish brown.
- Its texture is medium to rather coarse.
- It has a slow drying process.
- It is resistant and durable.
Piquia 4×4 Standard Specifications
- Species: Caryocar butyrosum
- Other Names: Piquiarana, Piquia, Biqui, Pequi, Chawari, Pekia
- Piquia Origin: Central and South America (Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guyana, Venezuela)
- Appearance: It is characterized by a yellowish to light grayish brown color. The texture is medium to coarse, and the grain is generally interlocked. Piquia is very durable and resistant to decay fungi and dry-wood termites which makes it an ideal structure for exterior construction.
- Drying: It takes a while to dry the wood and though it can warp and check, it does so only to a minor extent
- Workability: Piquia is a tropical hardwood so it is moderately difficult to work with, for example the cutting edges dull rapidly
- Maintenance: Like all tropical wood, piquia will lose its original color if exposed to the sun.
- Preservation: Piquia does not require any special treatment as it will last many years without maintenance, but the hardwood naturally changes color after time.
- Sustainable: The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) does not list piquia in its appendices.
If for any reason you need to cancel an order, please let us know as soon as possible. We charge a 20% restocking fee for orders that have already been processed. Unfortunately, special orders cannot be returned because they were milled to your specifications and thus cannot be resold.
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Piquia is also known as White Iron Wood as the name implies is a light colored hardwood that is resistant to climate and wear. Piquia 2x4 Standard is a yellowish or light grayish brown wood with interlocked grain. Piquia is originally from forests that primarily grow in the Amazon region of Brazil, and we are glad to be authorized distributors. Like other hardwoods, Piquia 2x4 Standard is used for exterior constructions. Indoor applications such as countertops and tables are also common.Uses Of Piquia 2×4 Standard
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