Import Curupay / Patagonian Rosewood On Wooden Planks — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Brazil

Supply Lumber Co. offers Curupay, also known as Patagonian Rosewood, in kiln-dried wooden planks surfaced on all four sides. The heartwood is initially pale brown but darkens upon exposure to a reddish brown with darker, almost black streaks, giving the wood a distinctive and attractive appearance. The material is sourced from Anadenanthera macrocarpa, a species known for its durability and visual resemblance to Mahogany.

The planks are kiln-dried to a moisture content of 8 to 12 percent, a standard range for hardwoods to prevent warping or cracking. Each piece is sealed with wax at both ends to protect against cracks during transit. The wood is graded as A-grade, indicating quality with minimal defects. Sizes range from 20mm x 60mm to 20mm x 130mm in thickness and width, with lengths available from 600mm to 1,500mm in increments of 150mm.

This material is used for high-class flooring, solid wood wall panels, furniture, cabinetry, and shipbuilding applications such as planking and decking. Supply Lumber Co. can load approximately 22 cubic meters per 40-foot container, a typical capacity for hardwood planks. The supplier is based in Curitiba, Parana, Brazil, and can provide additional hardwood species upon request, including Aromatic Balsamo, Lapacho, and Palo Santo.

Supply Lumber Co. is headquartered in Curitiba, Parana, Brazil, with business offices located at Lourento Pinto, 196. The company holds a harbor trust tier, indicating basic verification, and its profile shows a response rate of 0 percent with no recorded average response time. This suggests buyers may need to use alternative contact methods, such as the provided email, supplylumber at terra.com.br, for inquiries.

The supplier specializes in hardwood products, including planks and flooring strips, and can provide additional species beyond Curupay, such as Aromatic Balsamo, Lapacho, and Palo Santo. The listing does not state certifications, production capacity, or lead times, so buyers must confirm these details directly. The company’s description focuses on the wood’s quality and applications but does not provide proprietary data beyond the standard specifications.