8/4 Jatoba Lumber Shorts Rough

Thickness: 2" in the rough
Widths: 4"–9"
Length: 2', 3', & 4'

Jatoba is a dense, durable tropical hardwood prized for its rich color, strength, and attractive natural grain. Often referred to as Brazilian Cherry, Jatoba ranges from warm salmon and orange-brown tones to deeper reddish brown, with the color typically becoming richer and darker with age and exposure to light. Its exceptional hardness and striking appearance make it an excellent choice for furniture, tabletops, countertops, accent pieces, and other specialty woodworking projects.

Species: Jatoba (Hymenaea courbaril)
Thickness: /4 (approximately 2" in the rough)
Width: 4"–9" random widths
Finish: Rough sawn, skim planed
Grain: Generally straight to interlocked, with a medium to coarse texture and natural grain variation
Color: Salmon to orange-brown when freshly cut, maturing to rich reddish-brown and deeper red tones over time
Applications: Furniture, countertops, tabletops, cutting boards, boxes, game boards, turned projects, accent pieces, and specialty woodworking
Workability: Very hard, dense, and strong; machines best with sharp carbide tooling and sands to a smooth surface. Glues and finishes well with proper preparation and can develop a rich, polished appearance

Images are representative of the wood’s general color and grain pattern. Actual pieces may vary in color, grain, width, figure, and surface condition. Material is rough-sawn and will require additional milling prior to use.