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Jatoba Hardwood, One Of The Best In The World
Jatoba hardwood is a tropical species widely used for exterior carpentry, thanks to its durability. Commonly referred to as Brazilian Cherry due to its similarity in color to domestic cherry,
This premium tropical hardwood is an incredibly strong wood. Aside from exterior use, it can also be installed as interior flooring, especially in high-foot traffic areas where a high coefficient of friction is desired.
Jatoba Hardwood Most Impressive Characteristics:
- Durability
- Rot & weather resistance
- Stunning appearance
- Uniqueness
At Brazilian Lumber, we have all the decking materials, fasteners, accessories, and trims you need for your decking project. We also offer others amazing tropical hardwood, composite alternatives, 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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Jatoba Hardwood Extra Information
Jatoba hardwood is a tropical species widely used for exterior carpentry, thanks to its durability. Commonly referred to as Brazilian Cherry due to its similarity in color to domestic cherry,
This premium tropical hardwood is an incredibly strong wood. Aside from exterior use, it can also be installed as interior flooring, especially in high-foot traffic areas where a high coefficient of friction is desired.
Jatoba Hardwood Technical Information
| Species: Hymenaea courbaril.
Other names: Jatoba, Brazilian Cherry, Jatobá. Jatoba Origin: Central America, southern Mexico, northern South America, and the West Indies. Appearance: Jatoba’s coloring is on the lighter side of brown, with reddish tones. Tree Size: 100-130 ft (30-40 m) tall, 2-4 ft (.6-1.2 m) trunk diameter. Average Dried Weight: 57 lbs/ft3 (910 kg/m3). Specific Gravity (Basic, 12% MC): .77, .91. Janka Hardness: 2,690 lbf (11,950 N). Modulus of Rupture: 22,510 lbf/in2 (155.2 MPa). Elastic Modulus: 2,745,000 lbf/in2 (18.93 GPa). Crushing Strength: 11,780 lbf/in2 (81.2 MPa). Shrinkage: Radial: 4.2%, Tangential: 8.0%, Volumetric: 12.1%, T/R Ratio: 1.9. |
Workability: Jatoba is a very dense hardwood, so tool blunting can be expected. The interlocking grain makes it challenging to plane Jatoba; however, it glues, stains, and turns well.
Maintenance: Like most hardwoods, Jatoba can be air-dried or kiln-dried.
Preservation: In order to maintain Jatoba’s coloring, it is important to apply a UV-blocking sealer if Jatoba is installed outdoors.
Sustainable: The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) does not list jatoba in its appendices. The Forest Legality Initiative also states that jatoba can be exported traded internationally. International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List of Threatened Species (IUCN) does not list Jatoba as an endangered species, in fact, it is listed as species of least concern.
Brazilian Lumber, LLC meets high standards for social, economic, and environmental responsibility. We monitor and document the chain of custody of all our hardwood. We are Lacey Act compliant, IBAMA compliant, and provide -certified options. This means that purchasing from us fuels the hardwood lumber economy in South American forests, providing well-paying jobs for many people, and the industry values its conservation and preservation.
Sizes:
4/4 and 5/4 x RWL
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