American Walnut
- Origin
- North America
- Above ground
- Class 2
- In ground
- Class 3
Iroko
Milicia excelsa
Often used as an alternative to teak, Iroko is durable and stable. Used for joinery, benchtops, outdoor furniture and boat building.
Harper Timber sources Iroko for joinery & mouldings. Ask us about sizes, grades, pricing and availability.
At a glance
- Botanical name
- Milicia excelsa
- Origin
- Africa
- Durability above ground
- Class 2 15–40 years
- Durability in ground
- Class 3 5–15 years
- Density (approx. air-dry)
- 640 kg/m³
- Colour
- Yellow when fresh, darkening to golden-brown
- Grain & texture
- Interlocked grain; medium to coarse texture
Uses
Similar species
Australian Red Cedar
- Origin
- Australia
- Above ground
- Class 2
- In ground
- Class 3
Black Bean
- Origin
- Australia
- Above ground
- Class 2
- In ground
- Class 3
Fijian Mahogany
- Origin
- Fiji
- Above ground
- Class 2
- In ground
- Class 3
Durability class (AS 5604) is the expected life of the heartwood exposed to the weather. Above ground: Class 1 40+ years, Class 2 15–40 years, Class 3 7–15 years, Class 4 up to 7 years. In ground contact: Class 1 25+ years, Class 2 15–25 years, Class 3 5–15 years, Class 4 up to 5 years. Density is approximate. Availability changes, so please contact us to confirm stock.
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