Brown-stain in rubberwood (Hevea brasiliensis) lumber during kiln drying is a fairly common problem, particularly under high temperature drying. The objective of this study was to develop a kiln schedule for producing the normal whitish yellow colour of rubberwood. Three kiln schedules were used for this study and the drying conditions were: A: initial low temperature and low humidity (DBT=40℃, WBD=5℃), max. temperature =71℃; B: initial low temperature and low humidity, max. temperature =82℃; C: initial medium temperature and low humidity (DBT=54℃, WBD=6℃), max. temperature =82℃. The sizes of the test board were 3 and 5cm (T)×l2cm (W)×l20cm (L). After kiln drying, the test boards were compared primarily for color parameters and color differences based on CIE LAB specifications. Besides, the drying efficiency was also investigated. From this study we have concluded: 1. A kiln schedule that provides initial lower temperature and lower humidity (DBT<40℃, WBD>5℃) and the max, temperature not over than 82℃ can prevent the occurrence of brown-stain in the shell of rubberwood lumber however, a moderately brown-stain still appears in core. 2. A initial medium temperature and lower humidity (DBT>54℃, WBD>5℃) and max. temperature not over than 82℃ kiln schedule is susccpitable to incur moderate brown-stain in the shell and core of rubberwood lumber. 3. The degree of brown-stain is not affected by the thickness of the test boards which dried under same kiln conditions. 4. The initial medium temperature and lower humidity kiln schedule reduces quite a Jot of drying time and energy consumption, as compared with the initial lower temperature and lower humidity ones. 5. We recommand that further tests be conducted to find out the best combination of temperature and humidity for preventing brown-stain both in the shell and core of rubberwood lumber.