The Robina Wood collection includes a range of wood typesfeaturing premium stains and finishes that will endure for generations.
Robina Hickory |
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Most Hickories are native to North America. Hickory wood is tough, yet flexible, making it a favirte with craftsmen of your for tool handles, walking canes and golf club shafts. Hickory is natrually a light wood with dramatic graining. |
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Robina Jatoba |
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Jatoba is a tree common to the Caribbean, Central and South America. Although Jatoba is sometimes referred to as Brazilian or South American Cherry, it is not a cherry tree. Jatoba is a very hard wood that features a tan/salmon color with black acent stripes that over time turns to a deep rich red color. |
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Robina Maple |
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There are over 200 species of maple. They are best known for their seepods that look like helicopters when they descend to the ground and their delicious syrup. Maple is a hard wood that grows slowly. It is very light in color in its natural state and has little graining. |
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Robina Ovengkol |
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The Ovengkol is a evergreen tree native to tropical west Africa. It grows to heights of 100 to 150 feet with trunk diameters of 24 to 36 inches. Its wood is heavy and dense and can be worked to a very smooth surface. These traits make it an ideal choice for cabinetry, musical instruments and flooring. |
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Robina Birch |
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The Birch is a majestic tree that has been called "Queen of the woods." The bark of all birches is characteristically marked with long horizontal lenticels, which often separate into thin papery plates. Birch wood can be easily stained, is a light color when in its unstained form and has subtle graining. |
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Robina Oak |
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A beautiful and stately tree that grows tall and even, given some room. It is not unusual for this tree to be as wide as it is tall, and some have been known to live for over 500 years. White Oak takes stain very well and you will see many shades of colors on this wood. |
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Robina Sapele |
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Sapele Trees Grow to over 135 feet with trunk diameters from 48-72 inches. The grain patterns include beautiful "cathedrales". Natural Sapele Flooring appears iridescent and seems to change color in different lighting. |
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