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Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors

Our Exotic Hardwood Flooring Collection consists of four beautiful exotic woods: Santos Mahogany, Curupay, Tigerwood, and Brazilian Cherry. Each floor within our exotic collection is an excellent example of nature's beauty. Every exotic wood floor comes unstained and in its natural color, which helps showcase the knots, striping, and grain pattern associated with each species.
Brazilian Cherry, also known as Jatoba, is one of the most widely known exotic woods. Typically growing to heights of 130 feet, it can be found growing mostly in Central and South America. With a Janka Hardness rating of 2820, you can rest assurred that this floor can hold up to most dents and wear.
Brazilian Cherry Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors | GoHaus
Brazilian Cherry, also known as Jatoba, is one of the most widely known exotic woods. Typically growing to heights of 130 feet, it can be found growing mostly in Central and South America. With a Janka Hardness rating of 2820, you can rest assurred that this floor can hold up to most dents and wear.
Brazilian Cherry Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors | GoHaus
Brazilian Cherry Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors | GoHaus - Hardwood Flooring
Brazilian Cherry, also known as Jatoba, is one of the most widely known exotic woods. Typically growing to heights of 130 feet, it can be found growing mostly in Central and South America. With a Janka Hardness rating of 2820, you can rest assurred that this floor can hold up to most dents and wear.
Brazilian Cherry Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors | GoHaus
The Curupay tree is native to South America, growing primarily in Brazil, Paraguay, and Bolivia. As wood flooring, this species would be a dynamic feature in any home. It's color ranges from shades of red to gold and cream hues, with dark streaks and striping throughout.
Curupay Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors
The Curupay tree is native to South America, growing primarily in Brazil, Paraguay, and Bolivia. As wood flooring, this species would be a dynamic feature in any home. It's color ranges from shades of red to gold and cream hues, with dark streaks and striping throughout.
Curupay Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors
Curupay Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors - Hardwood Flooring
The Curupay tree is native to South America, growing primarily in Brazil, Paraguay, and Bolivia. As wood flooring, this species would be a dynamic feature in any home. It's color ranges from shades of red to gold and cream hues, with dark streaks and striping throughout.
Curupay Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors
Santos Mahogany trees can be found growing in Southern Mexico through Central America and down to Argentina. When used as a wood floor, Santos Mahogany comes in red-brown color tone and gets darker with age, resulting in a deep red hue.
Santos Mahogany Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors
Santos Mahogany trees can be found growing in Southern Mexico through Central America and down to Argentina. When used as a wood floor, Santos Mahogany comes in red-brown color tone and gets darker with age, resulting in a deep red hue.
Santos Mahogany Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors
Santos Mahogany Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors - Hardwood Flooring
Santos Mahogany trees can be found growing in Southern Mexico through Central America and down to Argentina. When used as a wood floor, Santos Mahogany comes in red-brown color tone and gets darker with age, resulting in a deep red hue.
Santos Mahogany Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors
Just as the name suggests, Tigerwood is best known for its distinctive orange color and tiger-striped grain pattern. Predominantly grown in Mexico and parts of South America,
Tigerwood Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors
Just as the name suggests, Tigerwood is best known for its distinctive orange color and tiger-striped grain pattern. Predominantly grown in Mexico and parts of South America,
Tigerwood Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors
Tigerwood Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors - Hardwood Flooring
Just as the name suggests, Tigerwood is best known for its distinctive orange color and tiger-striped grain pattern. Predominantly grown in Mexico and parts of South America,
Tigerwood Exotic Engineered Hardwood Floors