Species · Africa
Iroko (Kambala)
Definition
The 'African teak': golden brown, very durable and stable, an economical teak alternative.
Character & history
Nicknamed 'African teak', iroko is a very durable and stable species, an economical and eco-friendly alternative to teak.
Characteristics
- OriginAfrica
- FamilyHardwood
- DurabilityVery durable (class 1)
- ColourGolden brown to medium brown
- TextureMedium-hard
- Grain directionFrequently interlocked grain
- GrainMedium to coarse
What makes it unique
Naturally resistant to weather and insects, it suits outdoor kitchens, bathroom tops and exterior joinery. Left raw, it develops an elegant grey patina.
Advantages
- Very durable, exterior use
- Stable
- Elegant grey patina if left untreated
Applications
KitchenBathroomDecking / claddingExterior joineryFurniture
At INTARXCELL
Outdoor kitchens, bathroom tops and exterior joinery.