Iroko
Iroko
Milicia excelsa (Botanical name) Common name: Iroko · Kambala · Origin: West and Central Africa Characteristics of Iroko Iroko is a tropical hardwood highly valued for its strength , excellent natural durability , and suitability for both interior and exterior applications. It has a warm appearance, with a yellowish-brown heartwood that may darken over time, and a lighter, pale yellow sapwood. The grain is typically straight , although it may occasionally appear slightly interlocked, and the texture is medium to coarse . These characteristics give it good dimensional stability and reliable resistance to moisture, making it a natural alternative to teak in many applications. Available Iroko varieties At Tamalsa we have Iroko in multiple specifications and formats, including fixed width , random width, plots , beams , finger-jointed boards , decking and stair treads . Uses and applications of Iroko Exterior carpentry: doors, windows, cladding and lattices Wooden floors and decking Indoor and outdoor furniture Stairs, steps and handrails Shipbuilding and structures subject to humidity Single-piece, finger-jointed boards
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| Certificados | FSC, OLB |
|---|---|
| Tamaños | 100×150, 100×200, 150×200, 200×200, 250×250, 25×100, 25×130, 25×150, 25×200, 300×300, 32×150, 38×150, 38×200, 38×250, 38×330, 50×150, 50×200, 50×250, 50×330, 63×150, 63×200, 63×250, 63×300, 75×150, 75×200, 75×250, 75×300 |
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