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Originally, due to price and
availability, Mahogany was substituted by Cedrinho/ Cambara (the same).
However, Cambara structure is rather coarse. Also, its quality in respect of
durability and resistance to fungi, termites and marine borers is not as good
as the less known specie Sirari. Superior strength, decay resistance,
and uniformity in color make Sirari – also known as Bolivian Mahogany – the
homeowners choice over its rival Philippine Mahogany. We stock only 100%
heartwood, rich reddish brown, which makes for a unparallel look when
comparing to any other solid wood decking. Sirari is an unknown Bolivian specie,
which definitely is a great opportunity to buy due its accessible price
(at least for the moment). Also, Sirari is definitely not as coarse as
Cambara. The structure of Sirari is as fine as Mahogany. Furthermore, Sirari is double as hard
(Janka hardness 7060kgf) opposed to Cambara (3900kgf). Furthermore, Sirari is double as hard
(Janka hardness 7060kgf) opposed to Cambara (3740kgf).
Resuming: ·
Sirari is double as hard as
Cambara ·
Sirari’s structure is as fine
as mahogany ·
Sirari is better resistant to
changing weather conditions ·
As with all other species and
products: · Reliable delivery times ·
Legal certified timber |
similarity between sirari and swieten
mahogany
sirari – Bolivian mahogany decking
V" groove Sirari ceiling (with 2
coats of clear polyurethane) |
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