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Angelique Naval Timber

Highly durable, dense and strong tropical hardwood with interlocking grain and high silica content.

Grades:

  • S4S

Available Dimensions:

  • 4/4
  • 6/4

aPPLICATIONS:

Angelique has long been used in high traffic, high demand applications that require strong compressive and tensile strength, such as naval and architectural decking. It is a suitable alternative to Teak.

ALSO CONSIDER

Aspen

  • FAS
  • SEL/Btr
Lightweight, soft, straight-grained. Easy to work, with a uniform texture. Low bending rate and high seasonal shrinkage.

Thickness:

  • 8/4

Amarillo Decking

  • Decking
Central American Tropical species suitable for high wear and damp outdoor environments.

Thickness:

  • 1”x6”

Purpleheart

  • FAS
The grain is usually straight, but can also be wavy or irregular. Has a medium texture. When freshly cut the heartwood of purpleheart can be a  dull grayish/purplish brown. Upon exposure—usually within a few days—the wood becomes a deeper eggplant purple. With further age and exposure to UV light, the wood becomes a dark brown with a hint of purple. Working with purpleheart can present some challenges. Rot and insect resistant, except marine borers.

Thickness:

  • 4/4
  • 6/4

30+ species in stock

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From the Trade

We are not a big-box supplier. We are not a commodity operation.

Morgan Wheeler

Google Reviews

This is the place to go for hardwood and specialty softwoods. The best quality and prices around. It focuses on boatbuilding wood but also sells to a lot of cabinet shops and contractors. 

Brightside Marine

Google Reviews

High quality all around, service, crew, materials, communication. Americas wood has made it able for us to keep timeless wooden boats around for all to enjoy!

Brightside Marine

Paul Rulli

Top notch service and quality. Owner and employees go the extra mile.

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