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JANKA HARDNESS SCALE FOR WOOD FLOORING SPECIES

Ipe/Brazilian Walnut 3684


Brazilian Teak (Cumaru) 3540
Brazilian Cherry (Játoba) 2350
Santos Mahogany 2200
Tigerwood 1850
Hickory 1820
Rosewood 1780
Kempas Mahogany 1710
Red Pumpkin Pine
Pine (Wenge) 1630
Maple 1450
Natural Bamboo 1380
Australian Cypress 1375
White Oak 1360
Ash (White) 1320
American Beech 1300
Red Oak (Northern) 1290
Yellow Birch 1260
Red Birch 1260
Heart Pine 1225
Carbonized Bamboo 1180
Black Walnut 1010
Teak 1000
American Cherry 950
Cedar 900
Southern Yellow Pine… 870
Lacewood 840
Southern Yellow Pine… 690
Douglas Fir 660
Larch 590
Chestnut 540
Eastern White Pine 380

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Pounds per Square Inch
The Janka Hardness Scale reflects a measurement of the force necessary to embed a .444-inch steel ball to half its diameter in wood. As an
Industry Standard, this scale displays the ability of various wood species to tolerate denting and normal wear.

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