Selection of Afromosia live edge slabs, also known as African Teak

Origin of Afromosia:

Afromosia is commonly known as African teak, despite not being genetically similar to true teak (Tectona grandis). Grain is usually straight, though it can be interlocked. With a fine, uniform texture and good natural luster.

Color of Afromosia:

The heartwood showcases a tinge of yellowish-brown hue, sometimes featuring a reddish or olive-toned shade, which darkens over time. Meanwhile, the sapwood, also known as the narrow outermost layer, appears pale yellow and is distinguishable from the heartwood.

Janka Hardness:

1,570

Decay and Weather Resistance:

Rated as very durable, with good insect/borer resistance.