Aroeira 3

Aroeira 3 is a term used to refer, specifically, to a particular quality or grade of wood harvested from trees of the Myracrodruon urundeuva species. The number "3" is believed to denote a specific classification based on factors such as the age of the tree when harvested, the density and color of the wood, the presence of imperfections, and the intended use of the lumber. While "Aroeira" is a more general term referring to any Myracrodruon urundeuva wood, "Aroeira 3" implies a finer level of categorization within the lumber industry, often dictating price and applications. This grading system is not standardized across all regions or suppliers, meaning the definition of "Aroeira 3" can vary somewhat depending on local practices and market demands. Typically, this grade is sought for applications demanding a balance of durability, workability, and aesthetic appeal, making it suitable for furniture construction, cabinetry, and interior finishing where a consistent wood quality is desirable.