Mirage Classic

Collection Stylish - Exotic Series

• Boards with uniform thicknesses and widths, available in 2-1/4 in. [57 mm], 2-1/2 in. [64 mm], 3-1/4 in. [83 mm], and 4-1/4 in. [108 mm]
• Boards interlock easily for simple installation
• Nailed or stapled over a wood subfloor
• Micro-V joint on all four sides of the board, prevents dust and dirt build-up
• All finishes are VOC and formaldehyde free for better air quality
• Can be sanded three to five times for an even longer lasting floor
• Each box contains assorted lengths for great looks and quick installation
• Exceptional durability

The Facts

American Cherry

950

American Walnut

1010

Canadian Breza

1200

Yellow Birch

1260

Red Oak

1290

Hard Maple

1450

Sapele

1500

African Mahogany

1500

Tigerwood

2160

Santos Mahogany, Cabreuva

2200

Brazilian [Cherry Jatoba]

2350

Values are given in pounds. The higher the number, the harder the wood.

The Look of Tigerwood

Tigerwood is a very hard wood with a close grain. Color variation ranges from moderate to very pronounced when it is exposed to intense light.

Its dark reddish brown sapwood ranges toward dark red or orange-brown and is striped with randomly spaced blackish brown lines evocative of tiger stripes. Tigerwood shows full, rich color through the entire thickness of the wood, which helps to hide wear marks.

Tigerwood: A look of distinction to stand out from the pack!

The Facts on Tigerwood

Tigerwood, also known as Zebrawood, is generally found from Mexico to Central America, and in Brazil, Bolivia and Paraguay. Tigerwood grows in wet and dry tropical forests. It can attain a height of 90 to 120 ft. [27.4 to 36.6 m] and a diameter of 5 ft. [1.5 m]. The trunk is smooth for 50 ft. [15.2 m] or more, sometimes with a spreading base.