Scientific name: Dicorynia guianensisDescription: Heartwood ranges from chestnut (color) to medium brown and generally has a has a straight grain. Widely used as a teak substitute outdoors, yet stronger and more rot-resistant than white oak. Finishes reveal an almost 3-D depth. USDA data click here Region: South America Notes: Turning blanks are cut from premium kiln-dried lumber. Due to the nature of wood, no two pieces are alike, and movement, shrinkage, or expansion can occur. Dimensions may vary +/- ⅛" Wood dust has been known to cause allergic reactions among wood workers, therefore sufficient ventilation, dust extraction equipment, and the use of proper respirators and eye protection is essential.
