Apuleia molaris / Apuleia leiocarpa (Botanical name) Common name: Grapia · Garapa · Amarelinho · Origin: South America (mainly Brazil and Amazonian areas) Characteristics of Grapia Grapia wood is distinguished by its combination of attractive aesthetics and high mechanical strength . Its color ranges from light yellow to golden brown , with lighter sapwood and deeper heartwood. It features a grain that can be straight or slightly interlocked, as well as a medium texture that provides a uniform and pleasing feel. With an approximate density of 880 kg/m³ at 12% moisture content, it is a robust wood suitable for demanding applications, especially in outdoor environments . Its natural strength, combined with its stability and durability, makes it ideal for both technical and decorative projects. We have four-sided planed Grapia in stock for outdoor flooring.  Uses and applications of Grapia Outdoor decking and flooring Stairs, friezes and moldings High-traffic furniture Exterior cladding Light shipbuilding and offshore platforms