Acajou (African mahogany) logs offer a warm reddish-brown color, clean grain and good workability, making them a premium choice for luxury furniture, interior trim and veneer projects.
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Choosing timber goes beyond colour and grain. Intended use, moisture balance, durability and workability all need to be considered together.
From logs and sawn timber to plywood and decking, we understand the character of each material and share our knowledge to help you choose for your project.
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Sipo (Entandrophragma utile) shares the sapelli family traits: warm tone, straight grain and stability, making it ideal for veneer, furniture and architectural projects.
Sapelli logs offer color consistency, straight grain and stability, making them a premium choice for furniture, interiors and marine projects.
The lifespan and durability of timber structures are directly linked to the quality of the logs used. This comprehensive guide details the technical criteria for log selection—such as moisture content, density, and knot characteristics—and how to manage a sustainable supply process for structural timber.
Iroko (Milicia excelsa) is a highly durable and valuable timber species originating from the tropical forests of Africa. Also known as "African Teak," iroko log stands out with its teak-like properties and cost-effectiveness. Its high density, natural durability, and resistance to decay and insects make it an ideal choice for outdoor and demanding applications. This article delves into the technical characteristics, durability factors, and wide-ranging uses of iroko logs.
Sapelli log is one of Africa's most valuable timbers. Explore its physical properties, processing, and premium applications in this technical analysis.
