Bloodwood Floors
Bloodwood is an exotic wood imported from South America. It is discernible by its unusual beauty and density and has fascinated people for centuries. Bloodwood has a pronounced reddish appearance and stunning examples of its uses can be found in jewelry boxes. It is also used as a flooring material and for furniture, cabinetry and carvings. It tends to darken with age and has a smooth satin like texture. Even though Bloodwood is hard and dense, it has a propensity to splinter and has an average level of stability. It also exhibits an aversion to fungi and insects.
SPECS:
Appearance: varies from a grayish red to a deep, rich crimson.
Grain: range from straight to variable.
Characteristics: an obvious beautiful deep red color.
Janka Hardness: 2900
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It is one of the “reddest woods”
