Sekula Sawmilling Company

For the year-round pleasure of living with the beauty and durability of Mesquite, consider a one-of-a-kind mesquite hardwood floor made from reclaimed mesquite trees. Mesquite wood is a blend of rustic elegance and unique character. From Rustic and Cozy to sophisticated and modern, a Texas Mesquite floor can set your project apart making it both unique and beautiful. Teak, Mahogany and Mesquite are equally ranked as the most stable hardwoods in the world. Better than Oak! From wet to dry Mesquite wood loses less than 5% of its overall volume while other woods lose in excess of *5%. This means a mesquite hardwood floor is much less likely to move during extreme weather changes. That stability to the consumer mans that this wood will perform well in any climate hot or cold, humid or dry. The wood does not de grade in any weather condition. Anyone, anywhere in the world, can use Mesquite wood to enhance the beauty of their hardwood flooring project and expect it to perform when properly cared for. The Mesquite trees that grow in South Texas are distinguishable from those growing in Mexico or Argentina. The arid climate of South Texas gives Mesquite more character and a brighter display of color, approximately seven shades, compared to its counterparts south of the border. Mesquite grown in Mexico and in Central and South America generally are homogenous in color, one or two shades of a "chocolate" brown is probably what one will find if they purchase flooring made from those trees. A Mesquite CounterTop or mesquite hardwood island can set your kitchen project apart making it both unique and beautiful. Mesquite hardwood countertops are twice as hard as oak and twice as durable. A word about mesquite wood- The low moisture content of mesquite allows the wood to withstand even radical seasonal moisture changes in its environment. As the mesquite wood ages, it darkens and tends to develop deep reddish hues.