Overview
Iroko is one of Africa's most versatile hardwoods, prized for its natural durability, dimensional stability, and attractive golden-brown appearance. Often regarded as a practical alternative to Teak, Iroko performs exceptionally well in demanding interior and exterior applications where longevity, stability, and low maintenance are essential.
Its excellent machining characteristics and natural resistance to decay make it a preferred choice for architectural joinery, windows, doors, cladding, decking, marine projects, and premium outdoor furniture.

Why Manufacturers Choose Iroko
- Exceptional Natural Durability
- Excellent Dimensional Stability
- Attractive Golden Appearance
- Machines & Finishes Well
- Ideal for Exterior Joinery
- Sustainable Premium Hardwood
- Scientific Name: Milicia excelsa / Milicia regia
- Origin: Tropical West & Central Africa
- Average Dried Weight: 45.6 lbs/ft³ (730 kg/m³)
- Janka Hardness: 1,260 lbf
- Specific Gravity: 0.66
- Steam Bending: Moderate
- Natural Durability: Excellent
- Typical Color: Golden yellow to medium brown, darkening with age
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