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Shop here for your next Prefinished Brazilian Walnut (Ipe) Hardwood Flooring. All of our prefinished solid hardwood flooring is kiln dried and NWFA certified or better for your peace of mind.
Ipe is a popular choice for hardwood flooring because of its extreme durability and unique grain. Fast Facts. Botanical Name: Tabebuia serratifolia. Color: Brazilian walnut ranges in color from a light tan with greenish tinges to a brownish black. Grain: The grain on the Brazilian walnut can be either fine and straight or very irregular.
We are proud to now be offering Ipe flooring! Also known as Brazilian Walnut flooring. Ipe flooring can be purchased in 4" or 5" and can be unfinished or prefinished. Call us today for all your Ipe flooring needs.
Walnut is one of the darker woods used in hardwood flooring, and a stylish choice that suits a wide variety of homes. Brazilian Walnut can provide you with some of the characteristics that make the wood special, but is harder than its domestic counterpart and brings a distinct tone to any room.
Is Brazilian Walnut flooring the best fit for your project? The pros & cons, costs, a buying guide and consumer reviews for Brazilian Walnut floors.
Brazilian walnut hardwood flooring is a dark hardwood often considered one of the most beautiful of all exotic hardwood flooring options. It is also incredibly durable — in fact, it is one of the hardest woods around.
Brazilian Walnut (also known as Ipe) Flooring is incredibly popular and this can probably be credited equally for it’s beauty and incredible density. Ipe comes in on the Janka Hardness chart at a staggering 3680, making it one of the hardest woods in the world.