Wood Data Sheets

East Teak offers an unmatched selection of teak and exotic hardwoods including:

	Afrormosia This species is known for its beautiful coloration, which ranges from golden to darker brown, gradually turning to a deep, rich, walnut-like color.
	Garapa Garapa is a golden-hued, fine-grained timber that is known as one of the more dense hardwoods, and is most commonly used for decking.
	Ipe Ipe, often called Brazilian walnut, is a beautiful exotic wood from South America.
	Jatoba The species jatoba, also known as Brazilian cherry, is the most popular hardwood flooring import from Brazil to the USA.
	Kempas Kempas is a highly decorative hardwood that is commonly used as flooring.
	Lenga Lenga, or fireland cherry, is so easy to work and finish that it is quickly ranking among the preferred woods for fine furniture, doors and flooring.
	Sapele Sapele is a reddish-brown wood that in many ways is very similar to Mahogany.
	Teak Teak is one of the hardest, strongest and most durable of all timbers, as well as one of the most valuable of all woods. Once used primarily in boating, teak has also become a staple of residential and commercial applications.