Wood Species : BR-111™ Exotic Hardwood Flooring

Flooring Trade Name	Timber Trade Name	Origin	Description	*Hardness
Amendoim	Ybyraro	South America	Reddish brown with wavy grain pattern	1,912
Angelim	Angelim Pedra	South America	Amber highlights with interlocking grain pattern	3,040
Angico	Vermelho	South America	Random graining with dark brown to blonde color	2,820
Brazilian Cherry	Jatoba	South America	Tan to reddish brown with black streaking	2,820
Brazilian Hickory	Guaiuvira	South America	Distinctive graining with dark brown to black hues	3,540
Brazilian Maple	Pau Marfim/Guatambu	South America	Clear grain, nearly white	1,500
Brazilian Teak	Cumaru	South America	Golden tan to darker brown	3,540
Brazilian Walnut	Ipe	South America	Varied browns to almost black	3,680
Macchiato Pecan	Guarapuvira	South America	Tan to dark brown color with unique graining	3,540
Santos Mahogany	Incensio/Cabriuva	South America	Dark reddish brown	2,320
Tiete Chestnut	Sucupira	South America	Tan to reddish brown	3,540
Tiete Rosewood	Madeira Nova	South America	Rich rose color with fine graining	3,280
Tigerwood	Muiracatiara	South America	Bold black striping accents reddish brown hues	2,160

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Janka Hardness Rating Comparison

Below is a hardness comparison between Indusparquet® flooring and several common domestic species. All data is provided by the U.S. Forestry Lab, per the official Janka Hardness system. Janka Hardness represents the pounds of pressure required to embed a 0.444" diameter steel ball one half of its diameter into the wood.

All BR-111™ 5/16" Engineered products feature a cross grained construction that results in a Janka Hardness Rating equal to that of Northern Red Oak.