Iroko Timber
Iroko timber is a highly durable and aesthetically impressive wood material derived from a tropical tree species originating from Africa. It is known for its rich golden yellow and brown hues, which naturally darken and deepen over time. Iroko's unique grain and natural beauty adds an elegant look to any project.
Iroko is an excellent choice, especially for outdoor use, because it is extremely durable. It can adapt to both humid and dry climates and is resistant to rot, insects and weathering. These characteristics make iroko timber an ideal material for projects such as outdoor furniture, garden structures, bridges, decks and marine structures. It is also widely used indoors, being very popular for flooring, cladding, stairs and furniture.
Iroko Timber Technical Features
| Humidity | Kiln Dry -12 |
| Quality | A/A, A/B, |
| Thickness (mm) | 25/100mm |
| Width (mm) | 100/400mm |
| Lengths (mm) | 1500/4000mm |
Iroko Timber Usage Areas
Iroko is very easy to process and thanks to its high density, it remains durable for many years. In addition, its natural oils make it resistant to water, which keeps maintenance requirements to a minimum. Iroko timber offers great flexibility in terms of workmanship and is also suitable for projects requiring fine workmanship.
Iroko timber is the perfect choice for those looking for durability, longevity and aesthetic beauty. While offering an environmentally friendly alternative with its natural properties, it adds elegance and functionality to all kinds of interior and exterior designs.
