Iroko

Iroko has a medium to coarse texture, with open pores and an interlocked grain. The wood is tough, dense, and very durable. It is often used in cabinetmaking and panelling as a substitute for teak, which it resembles both in colour (light brown to deep golden-brown) and in grain.

Specifications

Product Description	Geographical Area	Profile	Dried	Grade	Thickness	Length	Width	Chain of Custody	Typical Specification	Colour	Durability	Density
Iroko	West Africa	Square Edged	Kiln Dried	FAS	25	Random	Random	-	120mm and wider 2.1 mtrs and longer	Yellow Brown to Brown	Very Durable	660
Iroko	West Africa	Square Edged	Kiln Dried	FAS	25	Random	Random	FSC ®	120mm and wider 2.1 mtrs and longer	Yellow Brown to Brown	Very Durable	660
Iroko	West Africa	Square Edged	Kiln Dried	FAS	32	Random	Random	-	120mm and wider 2.1 mtrs and longer	Yellow Brown to Brown	Very Durable	660
Iroko	West Africa	Square Edged	Kiln Dried	FAS	38	Random	Random	-	120mm and wider 2.1 mtrs and longer	Yellow Brown to Brown	Very Durable	660
Iroko	West Africa	Square Edged	Kiln Dried	FAS	50	Random	Random	-	120mm and wider 2.1 mtrs and longer	Yellow Brown to Brown	Very Durable	660
Iroko	West Africa	Square Edged	Kiln Dried	FAS	50	Random	Random	FSC ®	120mm and wider 2.1 mtrs and longer	Yellow Brown to Brown	Very Durable	660
Iroko	West Africa	Square Edged	Kiln Dried	FAS	63	Random	Random	-	120mm and wider 2.1 mtrs and longer	Yellow Brown to Brown	Very Durable	660
Iroko	West Africa	Square Edged	Kiln Dried	FAS	75	Random	Random	-	120mm and wider 2.1 mtrs and longer	Yellow Brown to Brown	Very Durable	660
Iroko	West Africa	Square Edged	Kiln Dried	FAS	100	Random	Random	-	120mm and wider 2.1 mtrs and longer	Yellow Brown to Brown	Very Durable	660

Applications and Uses

Joinery
Cladding
Decking
Boat Building
Marine

Documents

Iroko Data Sheet - (386 KB)