6/4 Cocobolo Lumber Origin_Domestic It has a cousin named

It has a cousin named Angelim Vermelho which many people commonly mistake as the same species

The thicker 9/4 stock provides additional material for projects that require greater strength and dimension

DESCRIPTION African Mahogany heartwood ranges from light to deep reddish-brown in color

COMMENTS Primarily used in a decorative roll as costs prohibit use for construction of large pieces

It can also be used as a waterproof adhesive for edge gluing boards together

6/4 Cocobolo Lumber Origin_Domestic It has a cousin namedDESCRIPTION Variegated tones of red and orange with darker contrasting grain lines. Grain often swirly and tight. Weight approx. 65 lbs per cu ft Lumber usually consists of boards ranging from 3" 7" wide and 2' 6' long COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Cococbolo grows from the Sierra Madres in western Mexico and throughout Central America. BOTANICAL NAME Dalbergia Retusa OTHER NAMES Granadillo, Cocoboloa, Tampiceron (Mexico), Rosewood BIOLOGICAL INFORMATION Tree