Tatajuba

Tatajuba is a species of exotic wood with a beautiful honey-brown shade that darkens under the influence of atmospheric conditions. This species is highly resistant to changes in humidity and temperature, making it ideal for outdoor use. With a high silica content and other minerals, Tatajuba wood can withstand even contact with seawater. An exotic wood species native to South America, particularly recommended for decks. It is a prestigious material for designers and builders, used in garden architecture and external facades. Tatajuba wood has a beautiful honey-yellow color that darkens to brown when exposed to light. It is very stable, resistant to changes in humidity and temperature, and performs very well in outdoor applications. Its high silica content and other minerals make Tatajuba wood highly resistant even to contact with seawater.
Tatajuba is a very durable species, with high natural resistance, including resistance to adverse weather conditions, decay from fungi, and microorganisms.

Wood Characteristics
A highly stable species resistant to changes in humidity and temperature, with high natural resistance, including resistance to adverse weather conditions, decay from fungi, and microorganisms.