Brazilian rosewood

Africa, because the equator runs through, has more unique scenery, and has also become an important production area of precious wood in the world.

Brazilian rosewood belongs to the subfamily of Hematoxylin, which was born on the equator. According to the color and density of the material, it is divided into three types of commercial materials: Guyi Sumu, Arno Guyi Sumu and Airi Guyi Sumu. It was listed in 2016. International Hazard Protection Appendix II. “Brazilian pear” and “Bahua” are just common names in the market.

Wood friends who often visit the mahogany market should be familiar with Brazilian rosewood. Whether it is large slabs with large diameters, wide widths, and dazzling textures, or furniture used as an alternative to mahogany, Bahua appears in almost every mahogany market.

Brazilian rosewood – a large tree with an air-dry density of 0.80~0.86g/cm³, a diameter of one meter is more than 200 years, and a diameter of 2 meters is about 400-500 years. There are many patterns such as , flash pattern and cloud pattern.

The core material is reddish-brown to purple-brown, with fine structure and strong material. The diameter grade and board width of imported Brazilian pear are incomparable to other imported wood species and self-produced wood.

The most precious thing about Brazilian rosewood should be: the color of the wood will become thicker and warmer with time. Because of its stable performance, it can be processed into any furniture and handicrafts, with uniform structure and excellent toughness. The wood stem shrinks and the drying performance is good.

Brazilian rosewood is a striking red wood with many properties, its warm color and extraordinary hardness make it extremely resistant to impacts. But even so, we are still cautious in the process of timber transportation and handling to the factory. From material preparation, color selection to billet assembly and molding, every step provides sufficient protection for precious wood.

The rosewood products launched by HOMNTEC are all raw materials from sustainable renewable forests in Africa. They are certified by FSC forests and are natural and environmentally friendly. The combination of traditional mortise and tenon structure and modern technology fully reflects the natural beauty of wood.

The rise of the new Chinese style in the past two years has brought rosewood, a traditional retro wood species, back to the mainstream market. The aluminum-clad wood doors and windows made of Brazilian rosewood are one of the main promotions of the HOMNTEC brand, and their bright colors are more suitable for reflecting the warmth and style of the family. Its excellent stability makes it suitable for the climate and environment in various parts of China.