Iroko Trozada C/V - K.D.

Iroko lumber refers to cut sections of wood from the Milicia excelsa tree in West Africa. Valued for its durability and appealing appearance, iroko wood exhibits tones ranging from golden yellow to dark brown, with a uniform grain. Its advantages encompass natural resistance to moisture, insects, and fungi, making it suitable for exterior and maritime uses. Iroko lumber is versatile, employed in furniture, architectural elements, and flooring construction, noted for its ability to withstand adverse conditions.

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

• Apparent density at 12% humidity 650 kg/m3 semi-heavy wood.
• Dimensional stability
• - Volumetric contraction coefficientm 0.36 % stable wood.
• - Relation between contractions 1.57% no tendency to deformity.
• Hardness (Chaláis-Meudon) 3.9 semi-hardwood.