Color:

The heartwood is yellow-brown to chocolate brown, depending on the type of wood, streaked with lighter, more yellowish veins.

Color:

Initially pink, Sapelli darkens in time to a deep red-brown. Character of the grain: Depending on the type of cut, interesting effects can be achieved: quarter-slicing yields a plain veneer pattern with the glossy stripes typical of Sapelli, flat slicing yields veneer with a flowery structure.

Color:

The lighter red and more striking the color, the higher is the value of the wood.

Color:

Heartwood from bright olive yellow to gold-brown (similar to teak). The wood darkens when allowed to dry further and takes on a yellowish color.

Trade name:

Aniegre, Aningré, Longhi

Color:

Reddish-gray to light yellow-brown

Color:

The heart is dark brown, the hard wood a yellowish white.

Color:

Poplar varies from creamy white to very straw colored, and some species are pale or pink-brown.

Color:

Dark brown with a reddish tinge

Color:

The heartwood varies from light brown-pink to reddish brown. The sapwood is yellowish white, light to reddish gray.

Color:

Soft yellow to light brownish red

Characteristics:

Plain structure with fine pores scattered throughout.