Cumarú wood is a tropical hardwood originally from Brazil mainly.

The Cumaru is considered among the main woods for professional constructions for its:

• Resistance to Mold and Termites.
• Higher resistance before rain and sun climates.
• The color, the heartwood tends to be medium to dark brown, sometimes with a reddish or violet tone, some pieces may have yellowish or greenish brown stripes.
• It is a very dense wood, approximately 1,020 kg / m³ at 12% humidity.

Aspidosperma polyneuron popularly known as rosewood, perobá, peroba, peroba común, peroba rosa.

Half-hard wood of interlaced fiber and medium grain is easy to glue, nail, screw and finish, due to its hardness may need previous perforations.

The main applications for this type of wood we can highlight: the use in furniture and joinery, outdoor floors, naval constructions, veneers for decorative coatings, containers for food and chemical products, boat keels, flooring wagon.

Large tree, reaching 25 to 35 meters high, is common in the forests of South America.

Usually your application is used in:

• Heavy civil construction on bridges, stakes, railway sleepers, crossarms, fence posts.
• For light civil construction on beams, joists, belts, frames, moldings, slats, doors, blinds, ceilings, boceles.
• For parquet, wood floors and steps for stairs.
• For manufacture of decorative furniture, and handles for tools.

Ipe also called Brazilian Walnut, Lapacho, scientific name: Handroanthus spp.

Ipe wood of mostly brown color with red and amber tones.) The grain of Ipe wood is extremely dense and tight.Ipe wood grain can be both wavy and straight because of the fine texture of wood and interlaced grain, ipe offers superior resistance to sliding.

Among its characteristics we can mention:

• It is versatile, its durability for commercial projects.
• Special for wooden deck, beach docks, catwalks with heavy traffic.