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Hevea (Rubberwood)
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Hevea Rubberwood Solid Hardwood Flooring
Hevea Rubberwood, commonly referred to as **Rubberwood**, is an eco-friendly hardwood sourced from the **Hevea Brasiliensis** tree. Known for its durability, smooth grain, and sustainability, Rubberwood is a versatile choice for both modern and classic interiors.
Unlike many other hardwoods, **Hevea Rubberwood** is harvested from mature rubber trees after they have completed their latex production cycle, making it an environmentally responsible flooring option. With its light golden tones and **fine grain pattern**, it provides a clean, contemporary aesthetic while offering excellent durability.
For homeowners looking for a cost-effective yet durable alternative to traditional hardwoods, Rustic Rubberwood is an excellent choice. It showcases more pronounced grain variations, knots, and natural imperfections, enhancing its organic and rustic appeal.
Janka Hardness Rating: 960 lbf
Hevea Rubberwood is comparable in hardness to traditional hardwoods like **Soft Maple** and **Cherry**, making it a durable yet workable flooring option. While not as hard as **Oak or Hickory**, it is highly resistant to **warping, cracking, and shrinkage** due to its naturally dense fiber structure.
Its **moisture-resistant properties** make it ideal for **moderate-traffic areas, bedrooms, and living spaces**. Although it is slightly softer than some hardwoods, its ability to absorb stains evenly and its **stability in humid climates** make it a practical flooring choice.
Hevea Rubberwood is often compared to traditional hardwoods like Oak, Maple, and Birch. Here's how it stands out:
1. Hevea Rubberwood
Janka Hardness: 960 lbf - Moderate durability, softer than Oak but harder than Pine.
Grain: Fine and uniform, offering a clean and elegant appearance.
Color: Light golden to pale tan, with subtle variations.
Best For: Residential flooring, eco-conscious homeowners, and humid environments.
Pros: Sustainable, affordable, moisture-resistant, and easy to work with.
Cons: Softer than Hickory and Hard Maple, making it more susceptible to dents.
2. Comparison with Oak & Maple
Oak (Janka 1,290–1,360 lbf): More durable and traditional, but more expensive.
Hard Maple (Janka 1,450 lbf): Extremely tough but harder to stain than Hevea.
Birch (Janka 1,260 lbf): Similar light tones, but slightly more expensive than Hevea.
Which One Is Better?
If you prioritize sustainability, affordability, and workability, **Hevea Rubberwood is an excellent choice**. However, if you need **maximum hardness and durability**, Oak or Hard Maple may be better suited for high-traffic areas.
Eco-Friendly & Sustainable - Harvested after latex production, reducing waste.
Fine, Uniform Grain - Provides a sleek, modern look.
Moderate Hardness - Comparable to Soft Maple, balancing durability and workability.
Moisture-Resistant - Less prone to warping than some hardwoods.
Rustic Rubberwood Option - Features natural knots and grain variations for an organic aesthetic.
Hevea Rubberwood solid hardwood flooring is available in multiple plank widths:
2-1/4" & 3-1/4" - Traditional narrow planks for a classic, uniform appearance.
4" & 4-1/4" - A balanced width for modern and traditional homes.
5" and wider - Ideal for showcasing natural grain patterns in rustic or contemporary interiors.
Hevea Rubberwood is a great choice for homeowners looking for an **affordable, sustainable, and visually appealing hardwood**. It is perfect for:
Eco-Conscious Buyers - A sustainable alternative to traditional hardwoods.
Budget-Friendly Flooring - More affordable than Oak or Maple.
Residential Interiors - Great for bedrooms, living rooms, and low-to-moderate traffic areas.
Rustic & Modern Designs - Offers versatility with both smooth and rustic finishes.
Stable in Humid Climates - Less prone to shrinking and expanding.