Quarter cut
Afrormosia veneer sheet quarter cut showing a straight and uniform grain
Afrormosia veneer quarter cut with a linear and structured grain
Afrormosia veneer sheet quarter cut featuring a fine and consistent texture
Sur quartier
Afrormosia veneer sheet quarter cut showing a straight and uniform grain
Afrormosia veneer quarter cut with a linear and structured grain
Afrormosia veneer sheet quarter cut featuring a fine and consistent texture
Sur quartier
Afrormosia veneer sheet quarter cut showing a straight and uniform grain
Afrormosia veneer quarter cut with a linear and structured grain
Afrormosia veneer sheet quarter cut featuring a fine and consistent texture

Afrormosia is a wood species known for its density and stability, making it a valued choice for projects where material performance is just as important as appearance. Most often quarter cut, afrormosia veneer reveals a straight and structured grain that creates a clean and elegant visual expression, particularly suited to continuous surfaces and carefully composed layouts.

Appreciated for its warm yet refined character, it integrates naturally into both contemporary and more classic environments. Introduced to international markets in the late 1940s, it was even used as an alternative to teak in certain marine applications due to its natural durability. In veneer, it allows for a consistent and timeless result while preserving the richness and authenticity that define natural wood.

Species Profile

Origin

Cameroon

Other Names

Kokrodua, assamela, “Pericopsis elata”

Color Range

Yellowish brown, gradually deepening over time to a rich orange brown

Characteristics

Dense, heavy, and durable

Price Range

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Dimensions

Standard size 4′ × 8′; custom sizes available upon request

Machining

Good

Finishing

Good

CITES Status

CITES – Appendix II