Up for sale is a 15/16x9 1/2x62 3/4  piece of TigerWood

Origin of Wood:Central America

Specie Names

Lumber Name(s): Goncalo Alves.

Grown in: Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Guatemala, Mexico.

Description

Tigerwood is a boldly striped species which has an orange/reddish brown background with wide dark brownish black striping, which we liken to the striping found in “vanilla fudge” ice cream.

Color Range and Color Change

Color Range: Tigerwood, as the name suggests, is a species which exhibits a wide range of color/striping. The striping can vary from fine lines to bold “brush strokes”. The background color can range from light tans to darker orange browns.

Color Change: Tigerwood exhibits a large degree of color change with a pronounced darkening of the background under the stripes from an orangey tan to a deep reddish brown color, which then in turn makes the striping less contrasting and more subtle.

Where to Use

Tigerwood may be used residentially or commercially wherever the bold look of contrasting striping is desired.

Special Characteristics and Issues

Allergic Reactions: Tigerwood has been known to cause contact dermatitis allergic reactions. Care should be taken when exposed to the dust.

 

At Sunset Premium Hardwoods         

Our experience in the hardwood industry and vast knowledge of
hardwood lumber make us the place to come for "hard to find" wood.

We welcome you to take a look at our site, and contact 
us to find out how we can supply your hardwood needs.

Phone 501-888-3218

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