OUR MATERIALS || EXOTIC HARDWOOD || CURUPAY WOOD
CURUPAY WOOD
Alternative Names & Variations: Patagonian Rosewood
Color: Pale to Medium Reddish-Brown with Dark and Light Streaks
Hardness: Very Hard
Sustainability Status: Very Sustainable / Stable Species Population
Characteristics: Curupay wood is a dense hardwood sourced from Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay. Renowned for its unique appearance, the heartwood displays a pale to medium reddish-brown hue, often accentuated by darker streaks. With an irregular and sometimes interlocked grain, the wood features a fine, uniform texture and a natural luster. Exceptionally durable, Curupay wood exhibits high resistance to decay and termites.
Curupay wood’s mid-range pricing makes it accessible for various woodworking projects, including flooring, exterior construction, and furniture. Curupay wood's distinct burgundy color emerges when exposed to UV light, adding to its allure in the world of woodworking.
STRENGTHS
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Curupay wood's heartwood showcases a distinctive pale to medium reddish-brown color with dark streaks, offering a visually striking and unique aesthetic for woodworking projects.
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Rated as very durable, Curupay wood exhibits high resistance to decay and is particularly resilient against termite attacks, ensuring longevity in various applications.
WEAKNESSES
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Curupay wood may not be as readily accessible as more common hardwoods, impacting its availability for certain projects.
CURUPAY WOOD ALTERNATIVES
ZIRICOTE WOOD
BUBINGA WOOD
