Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser. It's a beautiful wood with a fibrous grain pattern similar to mahogany. Unlike mahogany however, it can be harvested after 15 years of growth. It's significantly harder than oak and is easy to mill and finish. Lyptus is available all over the world and is increasing its market share every year. If sustainability is one of the things you're looking for in a flooring material, consider Lyptus. Lyptus Pros: Gives the feel of mahogany at a lower price Cons: Tends to draw attention to itself Suggested uses: Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, stair treads Price range: $5 to $10 a square foot

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color and hardness

color and price, a little lighter than the rest

Lyptus-cheaper way to get the mahogany feel

Floors

sustainable wood

I did a kitchen with lyptus cabinets. Looks good. Here it is as flooring.

sustainable, hard wood that will stand up to use, feel of mahogany at lower price

Lyptus Pros: Gives the feel of mahogany at a lower price Cons: Tends to draw attention to itself Suggested uses: Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, stair treads Price range: $5 to $10 a square foot

Sustainable

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Lyptus

Flooring

Seriously consider Lyptus flooring

lyptus floor - sustainable

Light color

The chairs

lyptus flooring

Very sleek

Lighter color to go with dark cabinets.

Lyptus (from eucalyptus) may be a great option...

Floor option

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Lyptus wood floor

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Lyptus

light but warm

favorite

Lyptus flooring

lyptus hardy and sustainable

Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser. It's a beautiful wood with a fibrous grain pattern similar to mahogany. Unlike mahogany however, it can be harvested after 15 years of growth. It's significantly harder than oak and is easy to mill and finish. Lyptus is available all over the world and is increasing its market share every year. If sustainability is one of the things you're looking for in a flooring material, consider Lyptus. Lyptus Pros: Gives the feel of mahogany at a lower price Cons: Tends to draw attention to itself Suggested uses: Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, stair treads Price range: $5 to $10 a square foot

Optus flooring

Lyptus floor?

Lyptus floors

How about something like this?

Lyptus floor - $10.00 » Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser. It's a beautiful wood with a fibrous grain pattern similar to mahogany. Unlike mahogany however, it can be harvested after 15 years of growth. It's significantly harder than oak and is easy to mill and finish. Lyptus is available all over the world and is increasing its market share every year. If sustainability is one of the things you're looking for in a flooring material, consider Lyptus. Lyptus Pros: Gives the feel of mahogany at a lower price Cons: Tends to draw attention to itself Suggested uses: Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, stair treads Price range: $5 to $10 a square foot

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Lyptus floor

Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser.

Lyptus floor for office

price

I like the floors

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Lyptus for countertop

Flexible

Liptus Flooring

Lyptus floor--hard but draw attention

Lyptus floor

Good hardwood option

Flooring Lyptus

Lyptus

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Sustainability, price

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Floors

Lyptus

This looks like a nice middle ground if hickory flooring is too overpowering a look.

lyptus floor

Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser.

Lyptus floor

lyptus floor

Lyptus flooring: eucalyptus hybrid, sustainable, durable, similar to mahogany, affordable

Lyptus Wood Floors.

Color

LYPTUS wood sustainably harvested, farmed tropical hardwood

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neat floor

lyptus - another possible hardwood choice

Floor color nice warm and can Br a nice contest with darker doors and cabinets

Floor color ??

Nice light floor

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flooring

lyptus

Floorboards?

Lyptus? Light wood

Lyptus wood floor and wood on walls

Love eucalyptus

Lyptus Flooring

Lyptus floor - $10.00 » Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser. It's a beautiful wood with a fibrous grain pattern similar to mahogany. Unlike mahogany however, it can be harvested after 15 years of growth. It's significantly harder than oak and is easy to mill and finish. Lyptus is available all over the world and is increasing its market share every year. If sustainability is one of the things you're looking for in a flooring material, consider Lyptus. Lyptus Pros: Gives the feel of mahogany at a lower price Cons: Tends to draw attention to itself Suggested uses: Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, stair treads Price range: $5 to $10 a square foot

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Lyptus floor

like the lighter color

hardwood floor

lyptus floor

Flooring

lyptus floor from brazil

Lyptus floor

Love the floors.

Lyptus, harder than oak, sustainable, looks like Mahogany

nyc ambience.

floor-sustainable wood

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Flooring

Lyptus wood. Never heard of it but it's harder than oak and apparently much more affordable (in terms of cost of growing, harvesting, etc.) for people other than the end consumer presently. I wonder how it holds a stain.

Lyptus Hardwood floor

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Lyptus

I like the flooring how it ties the room together

Lyptus floor

Chairs

might be a better price if we can get it at a good cost.

floors...

Lyptus flooring (looks like OUR hardwood floors)

Lyptus Flooring sustainably harvested tropical hardwood

Sustainable, durable, beautiful

Lyptus floor

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Lyptus wood

Flooring: Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser. It's a beautiful wood with a fibrous grain pattern similar to mahogany. Unlike mahogany however, it can be harvested after 15 years of growth. It's significantly harder than oak and is easy to mill and finish. Lyptus is available all over the world and is increasing its market share every year. If sustainability is one of the things you're looking for in a flooring material, consider Lyptus.

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Color scheme

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Walnut alternative, check colors

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Lyptus floors

Lupus wood floor

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another color for the floor.

lyptus floors

Lyptus flooring

Lyptus wood floor (a eucalyptus hybrid)

A new affordable addition to the flooring market

Lyptus floor - $10.00 [ Link ] Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser. It's a beautiful wood with a fibrous grain pattern similar to mahogany. Unlike mahogany however, it can be harvested after 15 years of growth. It's significantly harder than oak and is easy to mill and finish. Lyptus is available all over the world and is increasing its market share every year. If sustainability is one of the things you're looking for in a flooring material, consider Lyptus. Lyptus Pros: Gives the feel of mahogany at a lower price Cons: Tends to draw attention to itself Suggested uses: Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, stair treads Price range: $5 to $10 a square foot

Idea for flooring

Yes

Flooring

Lyptus, made by Weyerhauser

lyptus seems to be a great alternative at $5 - $10 / sf (significantly harder than oak means way less damage)

Lyptus wood

Lyptus

Lyptus

Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser. It's a beautiful wood with a fibrous grain pattern similar to mahogany. Unlike mahogany however, it can be harvested after 15 years of growth. It's significantly harder than oak and is easy to mill and finish. Lyptus is available all over the world and is increasing its market share every year. If sustainability is one of the things you're looking for in a flooring material, consider Lyptus. Lyptus Pros: Gives the feel of mahogany at a lower price Cons: Tends to draw attention to itself Suggested uses: Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, stair treads Price range: $5 to $10 a square foot

Lyptus floor

color

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Floor lyptus

Lyptus floor

Lyptus engineered floor

good color

Wood floors

Lyptus

Lyptus floor - $10.00 [ Link ] Lyptus hardwood floor - $10 Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser. It's a beautiful wood with a fibrous grain pattern similar to mahogany. Unlike mahogany however, it can be harvested after 15 years of growth. It's significantly harder than oak and is easy to mill and finish. Lyptus is available all over the world and is increasing its market share every year. If sustainability is one of the things you're looking for in a flooring material, consider Lyptus. Lyptus Pros: Gives the feel of mahogany at a lower price Cons: Tends to draw attention to itself Suggested uses: Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, stair treads Price range: $5 to $10 a square foot

Lyptus flooring

lyptus

Floor

Lyptus as a wood choice for floors

would definitely consider this if installing wood flooring

Lyptus floor - $10.00 [ Link ] Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser. It's a beautiful wood with a fibrous grain pattern similar to mahogany. Unlike mahogany however, it can be harvested after 15 years of growth. It's significantly harder than oak and is easy to mill and finish. Lyptus is available all over the world and is increasing its market share every year. If sustainability is one of the things you're looking for in a flooring material, consider Lyptus. Lyptus Pros: Gives the feel of mahogany at a lower price Cons: Tends to draw attention to itself Suggested uses: Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, stair treads Price range: $5 to $10 a square foot

Lyptus Pros: Gives the feel of mahogany at a lower price Cons: Tends to draw attention to itself Suggested uses: Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, stair treads Price range: $5 to $10 a square foot

Lyptus Pros: Gives the feel of mahogany at a lower price Cons: Tends to draw attention to itself Suggested uses: Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, stair treads Price range: $5 to $10 a square foot

Lyptus floor - $10.00 [ Link ] Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser. It's a beautiful wood with a fibrous grain pattern similar to mahogany. Unlike mahogany however, it can be harvested after 15 years of growth. It's significantly harder than oak and is easy to mill and finish. Lyptus is available all over the world and is increasing its market share every year. If sustainability is one of the things you're looking for in a flooring material, consider Lyptus. Lyptus Pros: Gives the feel of mahogany at a lower price Cons: Tends to draw attention to itself Suggested uses: Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, stair treads Price range: $5 to $10 a square foot

nice floor

Great wood color at a lesser price

lyptus - sustainable

Floor

flooring

lyptus floor $5 - $10 sf

Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser. Similiar to mahogany, harder than oak, easy to mill and finish. It can be harvested after 15 yrs.

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Lyptus floor - $5-10 per square foot

More durable than oak, cherry or hickery

Lyptus floor - $10.00 [ Link ] Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser. It's a beautiful wood with a fibrous grain pattern similar to mahogany. Unlike mahogany however, it can be harvested after 15 years of growth. It's significantly harder than oak and is easy to mill and finish. Lyptus is available all over the world and is increasing its market share every year. If sustainability is one of the things you're looking for in a flooring material, consider Lyptus. Lyptus Pros: Gives the feel of mahogany at a lower price Cons: Tends to draw attention to itself Suggested uses: Living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, hallways, stair treads Price range: $5 to $10 a square foot

Lyptus

lyptus (blond) flooring

color

Lyptus floor

lyptus - $5-10 harder than oak, sustainable check colors available

Lyptus floor

wood floor

Lyptus floor - $10.00 [ Link ] Lyptus is a eucalyptus hybrid developed by the Brazilian corporation Fibria. It's grown on sustainably-managed plantations and distributed in North America by Weyerhauser. It's a beautiful wood with a fibrous grain pattern similar to mahogany. Unlike mahogany however, it can be harvested after 15 years of growth. It's significantly harder than oak and is easy to mill and finish. Lyptus is available all over the world and is increasing its market share every year. If sustainability is one of the things you're looking for in a flooring material, consider Lyptus.

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