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EXOTIC SPECIES OF LUMBER FROM AROUND THE WORLD

 

Furniture, Kitchen Cabinet, Office Furniture, Moldings and Trim, Architectural designs, Flooring and Door manufacturers around the world are constantly looking for new species to maintain their competitive edge.

 

Ellis USA can help provide you with these many fine species and attributes they will give you in the manufacturing process.

 

Our Increased Growth Keeps Up With Your Needs Ellis USA customer base has steadily grown over the years and so has the variety of wood products we offer. Today our export division handles hardwood lumber, dimension and veneer from the main lumber producing regions of the world. From Ghana to Brazil, to the countries of Indo-China

we market hardwood species to the wood industry across the globe.


We have expanded our supply base to specialize in more exotic woods from other countries...

Our thorough and efficient follow-up provides customers with accurate documentation and on-time delivery. 
Ellis USA can be the single source of hardwoods from start to the finished product.


Our Healthy Respect For The Environment 
We share with our suppliers and customers a concern about the future of the environment. We encourage reforestation, sustained yield and environmental care.

We have expanded our supply base to specialise in more exotic woods from other countries...

EUROPE

Unsteamed Beech (Fagus sylvatica)

Steamed Beech - (Fagus sylvatica)

White Oak - (Quercus Alba)

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WEST AFRICA

Anigre

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Bubinga

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Iroko

Khaya Ivorensis (African Mahogany)

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Sapele

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Wawa

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Celtis

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Makore

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SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA

Ipe (Brazilian Teak)

SouthCentralAfrica -  Ipe (Brazilian Tea

Marupa

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Jatoba (Brazilian Cherry)

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Tauari

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Mahogany (Swietenia Macropylla)

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Cumaru (Brazilian Teak)

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ASIA

Burma Teak

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Meranti (Dark Red)

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Jelutong

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Kempas

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Merbau

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