Dark Cumaru is Stocked in Various Widths and Lengths
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Dark Cumaru has been sorted for a more consistent coloring. Dark Cumaru is also called Brazilian Teak. Cumaru lumber is extremely stiff, strong, and hard, lending itself well to a variety of applications, like flooring, furniture and rub rails for boats. The heartwood of Cumaru fluoresces under a blacklight, which can help distinguish it from Ipe. Cumaru tends to be hard to work due to the density and interlocked grain. Cumaru contains silica and will have a moderate blunting effect on tool cutters. Due to its high oil content and density, Cumaru needs to be pre-drilled when screwing or nailing.
Janka Hardness: 3,330 Currently stocking
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