About Triangulo

Triangulo hardwood floors have been manufacturing floorings since 1972. Triangulo is a family-owned business launched in Brazil and soon became recognized as one of the best sustainable companies. They are also known for their innovative products and cutting-edge technology. Triangulo tries to keep up with the new trends in the local and foreign market as they want their buyers to purchase only the best products. The best thing about Triangulo is that they have their forest in the Northern region of the country, and that is where they source their raw materials.

Engineered Floors

Triangulo has a range of exotic hardwoods, produced using the highest quality engineering process in the whole industry. They have two collections in this range; Nordic and classics. These collections are available in several colors ranging from light to dark. Not only does Triangulo offer different colors, but it also guarantees quality and durability.

Engineered wood species

• Amazon Oak
• Amendoim
• Brazilian Ash
• Brazilian Chestnut
• Brazilian Pecan
• Brazilian Teak
• Brazilian Oak
• Brazilian Cherry

Solid Floors

The solid wood planks offered at Triangulo have tongues and grooves on the sides to join the boards together. They are made with ¾” thick solid wood and are unique in nature. Triangulo uses the crystal clear pre-finishing process and applies as many as nine coats of Aluminum Oxide. These coats ensure maximum durability and beauty. The most notable advantage of purchasing Triangulo’s solid wood flooring is that it can be re-sanded and refinished over time.

Manoa, The forest

In 1983, Triangulo started its forest, Manoa. It took years of research to develop suitable methods for forest management. Triangulo pisos e Panels acquired 74 thousand hectares of forests in Cujubim, Rondonia. For the first three years, the local forest operators were chosen and trained to work on this new ideology, which focused on sustainability. Between 1983 and 1997, it took fourteen years to gather more information and knowledge about the forest and its impact on the environment.