AMAPA WOOD

Amapa quarter cut wood veneer is an inviting golden to amber-yellow color, often with hints of orange or reddish-brown undertones. For touches of elegance and sophistication, consider Amapa. Amapa wood veneer may exhibit attractive figure patterns such as ribbon striping or mottling, especially when quartersawn. A clear finish highlights its color and grain patterns while providing durability and protection. This species is a top-notch choice for interior design and high-end architectural projects.

Responsible forestry management, including selective harvesting and reforestation efforts, helps ensure the continued availability of this valuable resource. Only mature trees suitable for veneer production are selectively harvested. This allows younger trees to continue their growth and replenish forests, while maintaining healthy ecosystems.

Common Uses for Amapa Quarter Cut Veneer: Wall paneling, millwork, fine cabinetry and furniture, as well as decorative accents.

Other Name(s): Amapa Amarello or Yellow Amapa.

The Tree: A tall rain forest tree growing over 110 feet tall with trunk widths up to 3 feet.

A Little History: While Yellow Amapa veneer may not be as common as some other species, its availability and use may increase with growing awareness of its unique properties and sustainable sourcing practices within the woodworking and design industries.

Region: South America