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Framiré (Idigbo)

Scientific Name: Terminalia ivorensis

A versatile medium-density hardwood with yellowish-brown color. Excellent durability and workability make it ideal for exterior joinery, construction, and furniture. A sustainable alternative to more expensive tropical hardwoods.

tuneTechnical Specifications

Color / Appearance

Heartwood is pale yellowish-brown to light brown, sometimes with a greenish or pinkish tinge. Uniform color throughout.

Grain / Texture

Grain is usually interlocked. Texture is medium to coarse with a slight natural luster.

Average Dried Weight

560 kg/m³ (35 lbs/ft³)

Janka Hardness

820 lbf (3,650 N)

Workability

Works easily with both hand and machine tools. Good dimensional stability. Glues and finishes well. Takes preservative treatment effectively.

Origin

publicCameroon, West Africa

chairCommon Applications

Exterior Joinery

Windows, doors, and external cladding with natural durability.

Construction Timber

Structural framing, beams, and general construction work.

Furniture & Interior

Quality furniture and interior paneling applications.

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Sustainability Promise

Framiré is a relatively common species with good natural regeneration. Our sources practice sustainable forestry.

We work with certified concessions that follow responsible harvest practices and support forest regeneration.

FSC® Certified
FLEGT Licensed
PEFC Available
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