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Buy African Iroko (PAR Dressed)

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Buy African Iroko (PAR Dressed)

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African Iroko Timber

Introducing our premium African Iroko Timber, renowned for its tough, dense, and highly durable nature, boasting a rich-colored grain that exudes elegance. Often referred to as Nigerian Teak, this exquisite timber is the perfect choice for a variety of projects.

Key Benefits:

  • Tough and Dense: African Iroko Timber is known for its toughness and density, ensuring longevity and resilience in any application.
  • Highly Durable: With its exceptional durability, this timber withstands the test of time, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor projects.
  • Rich Colored Grain: The rich-colored grain of African Iroko Timber adds warmth and character to any space, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of your projects.
  • Versatile Usage: From cabinet making to panelling, decking to joinery, and kitchen work, African Iroko Timber adapts seamlessly to a wide range of applications.
  • Comparable to Teak: Often referred to as Nigerian Teak, this timber offers similar characteristics and beauty at a more affordable price point.

Intended Use:

Our African Iroko Timber is tailored for cabinetmakers, joiners, carpenters, and woodworking enthusiasts seeking premium materials for their projects. Whether you're crafting cabinets, decking out your kitchen, or adding panelling to your home, African Iroko Timber provides the durability, versatility, and aesthetic appeal you need to bring your vision to life.

Transform your space with the timeless beauty and durability of African Iroko Timber. Elevate your projects with this exquisite timber that combines strength, resilience, and elegance seamlessly. Experience the difference with our premium African Iroko Timber today.

Disclaimer

Wood is a natural material, so there may be variations in color and
grain compared to the sample image you've seen. Some types of wood may also
include a minor amount of sap and knots, which is consistent with
international grading standards.