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Specie Names
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Grown in:
Brazil.
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Lumber Name(s):
Bloodwood, Satinae, Cardinalwood, Pau Brazil.
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Description
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Bloodwood is beautiful dense wood, which is very red in color and holds that color over time.
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Color Range and Color Change
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Color Change:
Bloodwood undergoes a medium degree of color change from pale orangey reds to a deep dark red as it ages.
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Color Range:
Bloodwood exhibits a fairly wide range of color variation, from pale orange colors through to deep blood red. WFI's selection offers a more limited range of color variability by supplying the red tones.
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Where to Use
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Bloodwood may be used both residentially and commercially wherever such a deep red color is sought. It is primarily used for accent strips.
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Hardness Chart for
Bloodwood
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Species Comparative Hardness (Janka Scale):
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