Okay, its not technically a hardwood, but its harder than mango. It has the tensile and compressive strength of Douglas Fir, & the rot resistant properties of cedar. This blonde wood is often curly, always fragrant, and not native or endemic, but readily available. We like it for its character, incredible stability, and wonderful smell. Currently we have a ton of it in 8/4 4/4 5/4, planks, slabs, shorts and live edge boards. We have over 1000 board ft. Kiln dried in stock and another 2000 BF drying.
