Ribbon Stripe

Have a look at this collection of ribbon-stripe wood examples, from loads of different species – yet all showing the same prized pattern.

Ribbon Stripe, technically known as “Interlocked Grain”, is typical within many wood species.
Below some examples:

Afrormosia (from Seralvo)- PZC = 13.5

Afzelia (from [Source 37])- PZC = 11.4

Iroko (from [Source 37])- PZC = 23.0

Sapele (from Mr. Terraneo)- PZC = 21.9

Movingui (from Seralvo)- PZC = 17.1

Zebrawood (from Seralvo)- PZC = 21.4

Padouk (from [Source 20])- PZC = 18.1

Khaya (from Linea Legno)- PZC = 22.3

Cerejeira (from Contraveta)- PZC = 13.7

Mahogany, Honduras (from [Source 27])- PZC = 23.0

Sipo (from Evolution Panels and Doors)- PZC = 20.1

Tali (from [Source 1])- PZC = 16.9

Osage Orange, Argentine (from [Source 4])- PZC = 12.6

Garapa (from [Source 53])- PZC = 13.1

Kosipo (from [Source 9])- PZC = 22.2

Lignum Vitae (from Seralvo)- PZC = 13.9

B. Laurentii (from Joey Montagut)- PZC = 18.0

Narra (from [Source 79])- PZC = 20.6

Cabreuva (from FPL Parquet)- PZC = 16.2

Eyek (from Joey Montagut)- PZC = 20.9

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