Slabs are unfinished and pictured wet to show grain.

Flip-Matched: When a slab is wide on one end and narrow on the other end, it is ripped down the center and one half of the slab is flipped end-to-end and matched back to the original slab creating a more rectangular or square shaped set.

Color/Appearance: Garapa has a golden to yellowish brown color, which darkens with age. The wood is fairly chatoyant, and appears to shift from dark to light coloring in different lighting angles.

Grain/Texture: Grain is usually straight, but can also be interlocked. Uniform medium texture with a moderate amount of natural luster.

Rot Resistance: Rated as durable, though vulnerable to termites and other insect attacks.

Millwork (sanding, prepping) and Finishing (staining, sealing) available on request.