Heartwood tends to be darker than temperate walnut species, with a deep chocolate brown color, sometimes with a purplish hue. May also contain streaks of lighter-colored wood mixed throughout the heartwood, which can sometimes be extensive and result in a high degree of waste. Grain figuring such as curl seems to be much less common than other walnut species.
eing somewhat soft, Nogal works with no difficulty with both hand and power
tools. When installing the Peruvian Walnut flooring, a manual nailer, staples, and pneumatic nailers can be used without problems. It holds screws well, and it glues, stains, and polishes to a very attractive finish. It can be somewhat difficult to sand with flooring equipment because of its softness. Professional sanding and finishing is recommended. Interior Use Only.
Peruvian Walnut is also known as Tropical Walnut or South American Walnut. It originates from Central and South America. Peruvian Walnut can also be used for
cabinetry, musical instruments, trimming, and flooring.