Wood Types - Cherry Patagonian

The Species:
Flooring Trade Name: Patagonian Cherry, Tiete Rosewood
Botanical Name: Guibourtia, chodatianal
Lumber Name: Kuruguay / Sirari
Grows In: Paraguay / Bolivia
Products / Cherry, Patagonian
Description:
Patagonian Cherry / Tiete Rosewood is unique pinkish red, rose colored wood which is extremely dense.
Color Range & Color Change:
Color Range: Patagonian Cherry / Tiete Rosewood exhibits a wide range of color variability between pale pinks to darker purplish reds with occasional dark striping.
Color Change: Patagonian Cherry / Tiete Rosewood undergoes a medium degree of color change from a pink red to a slightly deeper medium red with the muting of the initial color variation.
Hardness:
Patagonian Cherry / Tiete Rosewood 220% as hard as red oak. (2800 on the Janka scale vs. 1260 for red oak).
Where to Use:
Patagonian Cherry / Tiete Rosewood may be used both residentially and commercially wherever a pink/reddish color is desired.
Stability:
Patagonian Cherry / Tiete Rosewood is average in stability similar to red oak.
Allergic Reaction Potential:
There is no known Allergic potential at this time. However, wood dust in general can be a hazard.
Known Finish Issues:
No finish incompatibilities are known at this time. However, ALWAYS test the finish you propose to use FIRST on test pieces to insure compatibility.
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