Iroko

Durable, rot-resistant hardwood ideal for flooring, joinery, and marine applications. An African teak alternative.

Sapele

Beautiful interlocked grain with a rich reddish-brown colour. Prized for furniture, doors, and luxury interiors.

Azobé

Extremely dense and hard wood, perfect for heavy construction, bridges, railway sleepers, and marine piling.

Ayous

Light and easy to work, widely used for plywood, mouldings, furniture, and interior panelling.

Afromosia

Similar to teak in durability and appearance. Ideal for high-end furniture, flooring, and exterior cladding.

Bilinga

Strong and durable with an attractive golden-yellow tone. Used in flooring, heavy construction and marine applications.

Beli

Hard and resistant timber, suitable for heavy-duty construction, bridge decking, and industrial flooring.

Doussié

Dense, durable hardwood with an attractive reddish-brown grain. Excellent for flooring, decking, and joinery.

Tali

Robust orange-red to purple hardwood, perfect for heavy structural and industrial flooring applications.

Okan

Very dense and durable, naturally resistant to decay. Used in heavy construction, railway sleepers and marine works.

Okoumé

Light, peelable timber widely used for marine plywood, furniture, and interior panelling throughout the world.

Moabi

Heavy, durable hardwood with a fine, uniform texture. Used for high-quality furniture, flooring, and turnery.

Padouk

Vibrant red-orange hue with excellent stability. Sought after for decorative applications, inlays, and fine furniture.

Sipo

Related to Sapele, with a warm reddish-brown tone. Excellent for interior joinery, furniture, and decorative veneers.

Zebrawood

Striking striped grain pattern in golden-yellow and dark brown. A premium decorative timber for luxury furniture.

Wengé

Deep, dark brown with fine black streaks. Highly prestigious for flooring, furniture, and architectural millwork.