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African Padauk is a unique open grained hardwood from Africa that has a bright Vermillion color when first cut.

Gurjan Plywood is made from the wood of the Gurjan trees which grow in abundance in most South East Asian countries.

Araucaria are mainly large trees with a massive erect stem, reaching a height of 5–80 metres (16–262 ft).

European Ash grows extensively through Europe and surrounding countries. It is a dense hardwood that has many uses ranging from cabinetry, handles, bows, and boxes, to other articles

Balau is a Malaysian hardwood timber, light brown in its natural form. We stock carefully selected 1st Grade reeded and smooth Bangkirai Balau decking sourced from the best suppliers.

European cherry is from Prunus avium, or Cerasus avium as it is also known. In some reference books, it is also identified as Prunus cerasus, which it used to be called.

The European Beech (Fagus sylvatica) is the most useful of all beech timbers and is therefore known simply as Beech.The prefix “red” is sometimes used to describe the light red coloring of the wood.

Iroko is known to the Igbo people as ọjị wood. It is one of the woods sometimes referred to as African teak, although it is unrelated to the teak family. The timber is very durable and is used for outdoor gates and other forms of infrastructure.

Kapoor wood is an important emergent tree of the tropical forests of Asia. The wood is heavy in weight & widely used for light construction.

The wood is a dark reddish brown with white resin streaks and a coarse texture. The moderately durable timber is commonly used for plywood, interior furniture, construction.

Light Red Meranti is a large tropical tree native to the peat-swamp forests of Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia The wood is light brown to red brown with straight or interlocked grain and is highly durable and strong.

Merbau is a popular hardwood derived largely from areas in South East Asia, Papua New Guinea, the Pacific islands, and northern Queensland.

Oak is commonly used for furniture, joinery, flooring, panelling, decking and veneers. Advantages: durable, long-lasting wood. attractive wood grain. Oak wood is expensive because it is a hardwood.

Strong, economical and rot-resistant, White Oak is very valuable to makers as an important source of wood for furniture, veneer, paneling, and flooring.

Pyinkado is a tall Asiatic tree (Xylia dolabriformis) that is often confused with the acle and that has very heavy hard durable wood.

Sapele timber predominantly from West Africa, is a reddish-brown hardwood. Although some parts of the Sapele logs will produce straight-grain or 'quartered' effect.

Teak is the common name for the tropical hardwood tree species, Tectona grandis, which grows to over 130 feet tall. ... Teak is known for its incredible durability and water resistance.

Walnut wood is commonly used in knickknacks, carvings, and gunstocks, as well as for cabinets, flooring, furniture, and wood veneers. walnut is considered dark wood, with a shade that ranges from pale to dark browns.

Wenge is a tropical timber, very dark in color with a distinctive figure and a strong partridge wood pattern. The wood is heavy and hard, suitable for flooring and staircases.