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Bookmark or Share- Jatoba | The Wood Database (Hardwood)Jatoba (Hymenaea courbaril) Common Name (s): Jatoba, Brazilian Cherry. Scientific Name: Hymenaea courbaril. Distribution: Central America, southern Mexico, northern South America, and the West Indies.
- Jatoba Lumber for Woodworkers - Friendly Service & Fast Shipping from ...Jatoba // Hymenaea courbaril. Lumber. Exotic Lumber. Latin American Woods. Jatoba. "Also called Brazilian Cherry, and one of our more popular imported woods. Hard, very heavy, and very tough. The grain is commonly interlocked with a medium coarse texture.
- The Ultimate Guide to Jatoba Wood - Top Woodworking AdviceJatoba wood is a hardwood that has a Janka rating of 3200, making it one of the hardest woods in the world. Jatoba wood can be found in Central and South America as well as West Africa. Jatoba trees grow to heights of 100 feet tall with trunk diameters from 16-24 inches.
- Jatoba Exotic Wood & Jatoba Lumber | Bell Forest ProductsJatoba is an exotic wood that runs from salmon-red to orange-brown. It darkens into a russet to reddish-brown color after drying, and it is frequently marked with dark streaks. It is reported to have good strength qualities and can be used in structural applications for which Oak would be suitable.
- The 4 Most Impressive Features Of Jatoba » Brazilian LumberThe 4 Most Impressive Features Of Jatoba » Brazilian Lumber. Commonly known as Brazilian cherry because of its similarity in color to the native cherry, Jatoba wood is one of the best tropical hardwoods there is. It is resistant to weathering, rot, and insect infestation.
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