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Piquia 2×6 Standard
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Description
Net Finished Dimension: 1½″ x 5 ½″
Scientific Name: Caryocar brasiliense
Color: yellowish or light grayish brown with interlocked grain.
Use: heavy carpentry, exterior structures and framing.
Piquia is also known as White Iron Wood as the name implies is a light colored hardwood that is resistant to climate and wear. Indoor applications such as countertops and tables are also common.
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