Cherry Mahogany

A limited edition species that has a subtle red to blush undertone, Cherry Mahogany is a high density hardwood that shows an interesting gum vein features, which combined with its tight interlocking grain makes it a species that is sought after. Growing in the coastal regions of New South Wales, Cherry Mahogany is a large Australian hardwood that grows to around 35 metres in height.

Cherry Mahogany Sizes and Specifications

Species in Detail
Look and Features
Tight interlocking grain pattern with interesting veins and features
Colour
Subtle red through to blush
Janka Hardness Rating
8.8
Botanical Name
Corymbia Gummifera
Dry Density
900kg/m3
Natural Durability
Class 1 (above ground)
Profiles
80x19, 130x19, 180x21, 83x14, 130x14, 180x14

Grade Descriptions

  • Select Grade: The features that are present in Select Grade flooring are relatively small and few in number, and although they are visible the features do not dominate the appearance of the floor.
  • Standard Grade (Medium Feature): Flooring in this grade will be moderately featured. Gum veins, gum pockets, insect trails, burls and borer holes are some of the characteristics that will be more prevalent in Standard Grade.
  • Feature Grade (High Feature): Feature grade flooring is heavily peppered with natural features, particularly large gum veins.
  • Rustic Grade: A full featured floor to provide an old world charm. It may contain features that are more prominent than Feature Grade but with the structural integrity of a Feature Grade floor.