Bolivian Cherry
Cherry (Bolivian) is 253% as hard as Red Oak (3190 on the Janka scale vs. 1260 for Red Oak).
- Flooring Trade Name
Cherry (Bolivian)
- Botanical Name
Manilkara, bidentata
- Lumber Trade Name(s)
Massarasanduba, Chico zapote, Quinilla
- Origin
South America , Central America, North America
- Description
Cherry (Bolivian) is a dense wood with very fine graining.
- Stability
Cherry (Bolivian) demonstrates an average level of stability, similar to Red Oak.
- Safety/Allergic Reactions
Cherry (Bolivian) has been associated with contact dermatitis and respiratory allergic reactions. Extreme care must be taken when coming into contact with Cherry (Bolivian) dust.
- Color Change (photo-sensitivity)
Cherry (Bolivian) darkens slightly over time.
- Color Range
Cherry (Bolivian) is generally reddish-brown with tones ranging from medium to deep and dark.
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