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Extremely durable and heavy wood.
Extremely hard and durable wood.
Very hard and durable wood.
Extremely dense and valuable ebony wood.
Extremely durable and heavy wood.
Extremely dense and durable wood, resistant to termites.
Iroko is a large hardwood tree from the west coast of tropical Africa. It is one of the woods sometimes referred to as African Teak.
Known for its strength and durability in heavy construction.
Extremely dense and durable wood.
Premium timber known for exceptional durability.
Durable timber with medicinal properties.
Durable African hardwood.
Durable timber with good workability.
Good quality timber for furniture.
High-quality furniture timber.
Good quality timber for interior work.
Hardwood from the bush mango tree.
African Mahogany is a medium-sized tree native to tropical Africa. The wood is pinkish-brown and known for its workability.
Beautiful wood for fine furniture.
Medium-weight timber with good properties.
Durable timber from the locust bean tree.
Strong and durable construction timber.
Known for its durability and attractive grain pattern.
Medium-weight timber with good durability.
Durable African hardwood.
Commonly used for furniture and construction in West Africa.
Lightweight wood resembling Iroko.
Medium-weight timber.
Timber from kola nut tree.
Attractive wood for fine furniture.
Attractive wood with good workability.
Light to medium weight timber.
Lightweight timber used for various wood products.
Fast-growing timber for various uses.
Medium-weight timber for general construction.
Medium-weight fruit tree timber.
Light-colored wood used for veneer and furniture.
Lightweight wood for specific uses.
Very lightweight wood, easy to work with but not durable.
Lightweight wood for temporary uses.
Very lightweight and easy to carve.