Origin in Panama
It is found in lowland dry and humid areas, especially along the Pacific. Commercial availability depends on authorized origin and applicable permits.
Panamanian saman
Samanea samanWarm-looking timber with decorative grain, used for furniture, carpentry, cabinetmaking and large-format specialty pieces.
Technical sheet
A species known in Panama as samán or guachapalí, valued for its dimensions, decorative grain and use in carpentry and cabinetmaking.
Characteristics
Brown-toned timber with pronounced grain and a warm appearance. Its trees can produce wide pieces attractive for decorative work.
Main uses
Furniture, tables, doors, panels, decoration, cabinetmaking, interior carpentry and special large-format pieces.
Presentations
Authorized logs, boards, planks, wide pieces, blocks, dimensioned cuts and processed products, subject to availability and legal requirements.
Export quality
Legal origin, forestry permits, chain of custody, dimensions, moisture and phytosanitary condition must be verified. Final presentation is adapted to the buyer country’s rules.
Forestry innovation
Lot traceability, controlled drying, selection for high-value pieces, responsible processing and recovery of offcuts and residues to reduce waste.
Note: The offer is subject to availability, legal origin and current forestry authorizations.
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