Wamara Hardwood Lumber

Wamara is also known as Guyana Rosewood. It is a dense hardwood lumber species and has a high resistance to decay and termites, but it is susceptible to marine bores. The dust given off by this species can sometimes cause skin irritation, so protective gear must be worn when working this lumber. However, Wamara produces fine furniture, cabinetry, and flooring.

Colour

Wamara varies from medium reddish-brown to purplish-black, frequently with darker contrasting stripes.

Uses

Indoor & Outdoor Flooring, Doors, Kitchen cabinetry

Benefits of Installing Wamara Hardwood

Water-resistant capabilities as a result of its high density.

It is naturally resistant to insects, mold, and rotting.

Wamara lumber has long durability

Wamara has high density and a moderate to high blunting effect on cutters, and if there is interlocked grain present, tearout can occur during planing.

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Why Wamara from CWP?

Reason

Wamara hardwood has variations in its colour. The variations lie between reddish-brown to purplish-black tones.

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Our Other Species

Crabwood or Demerara Mahogany is a wood specie having similar properties to Cedar in terms of shading and outward presentation.

Demerara Oak hardwood is used for flooring due to its high resistance to nicks, dents, scratches, and other forms of external irritation.

Greenheart lumber is a widely used hardwood species found predominantly in South America.

IPE / Washiba lumber is classified as one of the most durable hardwood species.

Wamara is also known as Guyana Rosewood.

Mora is rated as durable to very durable hardwood lumber, and also has good resistance to insect attacks.

Jatoba/ Locust is commonly found hardwood in the Americas.

Purple Heart hardwood lumber is a distinct hardwood species known for its purple undertones.

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