Hardwood
Bubinga
Also known as Kevazingo, Bubinga is a large tree from tropical West Africa, that produces a beautifully figured and unique timber. An intense pinkish red in colour, with darker red to purple veining, Bubinga is often used as a Rosewood substitute, although it is a fine timber in its own right. It is hard and can be difficult to finish if interlocked grain is present, but takes a superb finish.
Timber specification
- Origin
- West Africa
- Density
- 800–960 kg/m³
- Availability
- Square edged kiln dried boards
- Movement in Service
- Small
- Grade
- FAS
- Thicknesses Available
- 27mm and 52mm
- Colour
- Medium red-brown with darker red to purple veining
- Length and Width Specification
- 2.1m and longer × 100mm and wider
Timber is a natural material. Colour and grain vary; sizes, grades and availability will be confirmed with your quotation.
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