Wood Species Guide
Explore our comprehensive guide to African hardwood species. Each species includes detailed technical specifications, common applications, and sustainability information to help you choose the right wood for your project.
All Species (45)
African Mahogany
Khaya ivorensis
A premium, sustainably harvested hardwood from the forests of Cameroon. Renowned for its rich reddish-brown hue, interlocking grain, and excellent workability, making it a top choice for fine furniture and cabinetry.
Hardness
1,070 lbf (4,760 N)
Origin
Cameroon, West Africa
Sapele
Entandrophragma cylindricum
A golden to dark reddish-brown African hardwood known for its stunning ribbon figure, exceptional durability, and versatility in fine woodworking. Sourced responsibly from the heart of Cameroon's forests.
Hardness
1,510 lbf (6,700 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Central Africa
Iroko
Milicia excelsa
Known as African Teak, Iroko is a highly durable golden-brown hardwood with excellent weather resistance. Perfect for outdoor applications, furniture, and boat building.
Hardness
1,260 lbf (5,600 N)
Origin
Cameroon, West Africa
Ebony (Black Ebony)
Diospyros crassiflora
A rare and exotic hardwood prized for its deep black color and exceptional density. Used in luxury applications, musical instruments, and fine decorative work.
Hardness
3,080 lbf (13,700 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Central Africa
Bubinga
Guibourtia spp.
An exotic African hardwood with stunning reddish-brown color and beautiful figure. Highly sought after for fine furniture, musical instruments, and decorative veneers.
Hardness
2,690 lbf (11,900 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Equatorial Africa
Teak
Tectona grandis
The gold standard for outdoor furniture and marine applications. Teak's natural oils provide exceptional weather resistance and dimensional stability.
Hardness
1,070 lbf (4,740 N)
Origin
Plantation grown, processed in Cameroon
Wenge
Millettia laurentii
A distinctive dark brown to black hardwood with striking grain patterns. Popular for contemporary furniture, flooring, and decorative applications.
Hardness
1,930 lbf (8,600 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Central Africa
Padauk
Pterocarpus soyauxii
A vibrant coral-red hardwood that ages to deep reddish-brown. Excellent stability and workability make it perfect for furniture, flooring, and turning.
Hardness
1,970 lbf (8,760 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Central Africa
Doussié (Afzelia)
Afzelia bipindensis
A premium African hardwood with exceptional durability and stability. Golden-brown color with excellent resistance to moisture and insects. Ideal for flooring and outdoor applications.
Hardness
1,810 lbf (8,050 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Central Africa
Sipo (Utile)
Entandrophragma utile
A mahogany-like hardwood with reddish-brown color and interlocked grain. Excellent workability and finishing make it popular for joinery, furniture, and cabinetry.
Hardness
1,390 lbf (6,160 N)
Origin
Cameroon, West Africa
Okoumé
Aucoumea klaineana
A lightweight African hardwood prized for its excellent workability and beautiful pinkish-brown color. The premier choice for marine plywood, boat building, and decorative veneers worldwide.
Hardness
380 lbf (1,700 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Gabon, Central Africa
Ayous (Obeche)
Triplochiton scleroxylon
A fast-growing, lightweight African hardwood with creamy-white to pale yellow color. Excellent for interior applications, plywood core, and decorative uses where easy workability is essential.
Hardness
320 lbf (1,420 N)
Origin
Cameroon, West Africa
Bilinga
Nauclea diderrichii
An exceptionally durable African hardwood with golden-yellow to orange-brown color. Outstanding resistance to decay and insects makes it ideal for heavy construction, marine work, and exterior applications.
Hardness
1,630 lbf (7,250 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Central Africa
Movingui
Distemonanthus benthamianus
A bright yellow African hardwood with excellent durability and distinctive appearance. Its vibrant color and good working properties make it popular for flooring, furniture, and decorative applications.
Hardness
1,550 lbf (6,890 N)
Origin
Cameroon, West Africa
Azobé (Ekki)
Lophira alata
One of the hardest and most durable African hardwoods. Its exceptional strength and resistance to marine borers make it the premier choice for heavy construction, dock work, and applications requiring maximum durability.
Hardness
3,140 lbf (13,970 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Central Africa
Béte (Mansonia)
Mansonia altissima
A distinctive African hardwood with grayish-brown to dark brown color. Its fine texture and excellent dimensional stability make it prized for high-end furniture, cabinetry, and decorative work.
Hardness
1,180 lbf (5,250 N)
Origin
Cameroon, West Africa
Dibetou (African Walnut)
Lovoa trichilioides
Known as African Walnut for its resemblance to American Walnut. This beautiful hardwood features golden to dark brown colors with attractive figured grain. Highly valued for fine furniture and decorative applications.
Hardness
990 lbf (4,400 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Central Africa
Framiré (Idigbo)
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.
Hardness
820 lbf (3,650 N)
Origin
Cameroon, West Africa
Kosipo
Entandrophragma candollei
A member of the prestigious mahogany family, Kosipo offers rich reddish-brown color with interlocked grain. Excellent durability and workability make it valued for fine furniture, joinery, and boat building.
Hardness
1,510 lbf (6,700 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Central Africa
Moabi
Baillonella toxisperma
A magnificent African hardwood with pinkish-brown to reddish-brown color. Exceptional dimensional stability and fine texture make it ideal for high-end furniture, flooring, and precision woodworking.
Hardness
2,020 lbf (8,980 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Central Africa
Niangon
Heritiera utilis
A reliable African hardwood with attractive reddish-brown color and good durability. Its combination of strength, stability, and affordability makes it excellent for exterior joinery, boat building, and construction.
Hardness
1,420 lbf (6,320 N)
Origin
Cameroon, West Africa
Tiama (Edinam)
Entandrophragma angolense
Another distinguished member of the Entandrophragma mahogany family. Tiama features beautiful reddish-brown color with an attractive ribbon figure. Excellent for furniture, cabinetry, and decorative veneer applications.
Hardness
1,070 lbf (4,760 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Central Africa
Zebrawood
Microberlinia brazzavillensis
An unmistakable African hardwood featuring dramatic dark stripes on a pale background. This stunning visual appearance makes Zebrawood highly sought after for decorative furniture, veneer, and specialty items.
Hardness
1,830 lbf (8,140 N)
Origin
Cameroon, Central Africa
Ovangkol (Amazakoué)
Guibourtia ehie
A striking African hardwood with golden-brown to dark brown color and distinctive dark striping. Its beautiful appearance and excellent tonal properties make it popular for musical instruments, furniture, and decorative work.
Hardness
1,630 lbf (7,250 N)
Origin
Cameroon, West Africa
Bossé (Guarea)
Guarea cedrata
A medium-density African hardwood with attractive pinkish-brown color and cedar-like fragrance. Its good workability and pleasant appearance make it valued for furniture, interior joinery, and plywood production.
Hardness
1,100 lbf (4,890 N)
Origin
Cameroon, West Africa
Scots Pine (Redwood)
Pinus sylvestris
One of the most widely used commercial softwoods in Europe. Scots Pine offers excellent strength-to-weight ratio, good workability, and natural durability. Ideal for construction, joinery, and furniture applications.
Hardness
540 lbf (2,400 N)
Origin
Northern Europe, Scandinavia
Norway Spruce (Whitewood)
Picea abies
The most important commercial softwood in Europe. Norway Spruce is valued for its light color, straight grain, and excellent strength properties. Widely used in construction, packaging, and musical instruments.
Hardness
380 lbf (1,690 N)
Origin
Scandinavia, Northern Europe
Douglas Fir
Pseudotsuga menziesii
One of the strongest and most versatile softwoods available. Douglas Fir combines exceptional structural properties with attractive appearance, making it ideal for heavy construction, timber framing, and architectural applications.
Hardness
660 lbf (2,940 N)
Origin
North America, Pacific Northwest
Western Red Cedar
Thuja plicata
The premier choice for exterior applications. Western Red Cedar offers exceptional natural durability, dimensional stability, and beautiful warm color without the need for chemical treatment. Perfect for decking, siding, and outdoor structures.
Hardness
350 lbf (1,560 N)
Origin
Pacific Northwest, North America
European Larch
Larix decidua
The most durable European softwood. European Larch offers exceptional resistance to decay and weathering, making it the natural choice for exterior cladding, decking, and marine applications without chemical treatment.
Hardness
590 lbf (2,620 N)
Origin
Central Europe, Alpine Regions
Sitka Spruce
Picea sitchensis
The world's largest spruce species, renowned for exceptional strength-to-weight ratio. Sitka Spruce is the premier choice for aircraft construction, musical instruments, and high-performance structural applications.
Hardness
510 lbf (2,270 N)
Origin
Pacific Northwest, Alaska, British Columbia
Radiata Pine
Pinus radiata
The world's most widely planted exotic softwood. Radiata Pine is valued for its fast growth, versatility, and excellent treatability. Ideal for construction, furniture, and manufactured wood products.
Hardness
460 lbf (2,050 N)
Origin
New Zealand, Chile, Australia
Western Hemlock
Tsuga heterophylla
A versatile North American softwood with light color and fine grain. Western Hemlock offers excellent machining properties and consistent quality, making it ideal for millwork, doors, and construction applications.
Hardness
500 lbf (2,220 N)
Origin
Pacific Northwest, British Columbia
Maritime Pine
Pinus pinaster
A robust European softwood known for its strength and natural resin content. Maritime Pine is widely used for construction, packaging, and treated timber products across Mediterranean regions.
Hardness
540 lbf (2,400 N)
Origin
Portugal, France, Mediterranean
Siberian Larch
Larix sibirica
Exceptionally durable softwood from the harsh Siberian climate. The slow growth in extreme conditions produces dense, naturally durable timber ideal for cladding, decking, and outdoor construction without treatment.
Hardness
680 lbf (3,020 N)
Origin
Siberia, Russian Far East
Marine Plywood
Okoumé / Sapele Core
Premium marine-grade plywood constructed from African Okoumé veneers with waterproof phenolic resin bonding. Manufactured to BS 1088 standards for exceptional water resistance and durability in marine and exterior applications.
Hardness
N/A - Panel Product
Origin
Manufactured in Europe from African veneers
Construction Plywood
Mixed Hardwood Core
Heavy-duty structural plywood for construction and industrial applications. Multi-ply construction with African hardwood veneers provides exceptional strength, dimensional stability, and moisture resistance for demanding environments.
Hardness
N/A - Panel Product
Origin
Manufactured from African hardwood veneers
Decorative Plywood
Premium Face Veneers
High-quality plywood panels featuring beautiful African hardwood face veneers. Premium Sapele, Mahogany, and exotic species faces on stable plywood cores for furniture, cabinetry, and architectural applications.
Hardness
N/A - Panel Product
Origin
European manufacture with African face veneers
Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT)
Engineered Mass Timber
Revolutionary mass timber building system consisting of solid wood layers cross-laminated for exceptional strength. A sustainable alternative to concrete and steel for multi-story construction with superior carbon performance.
Hardness
N/A - Structural Panel
Origin
European manufacture, certified sustainable softwood
Glued Laminated Timber (Glulam)
Engineered Structural Timber
Engineered structural timber consisting of multiple wood laminations bonded together for exceptional strength. Glulam beams offer superior load-bearing capacity, large spans, and architectural beauty for modern timber construction.
Hardness
N/A - Structural Element
Origin
European certified sustainable softwood
Solid Wood Flooring
African Hardwood Species
Traditional solid hardwood flooring milled from premium African hardwood species. Each plank is solid wood throughout, offering authentic character, durability, and the ability to be refinished multiple times over decades of use.
Hardness
Varies: Doussié 1810 lbf, Iroko 1260 lbf, Wenge 1930 lbf
Origin
Cameroon, Central Africa
Engineered Wood Flooring
Multi-Layer Construction
Modern engineered flooring combining a genuine African hardwood top layer with dimensionally stable plywood or HDF core. Superior stability over solid wood, suitable for underfloor heating and a wide range of environments.
Hardness
Depends on wear layer species
Origin
European manufacture with African hardwood wear layer
Parquet Flooring
Geometric Wood Patterns
Classic geometric patterned flooring featuring African hardwoods in herringbone, chevron, basket weave, and custom designs. Available in solid wood blocks or engineered panels for timeless elegance in prestigious interiors.
Hardness
Varies by species selection
Origin
European manufacture with African hardwoods
Decorative Veneers
Sliced Wood Veneers
Exquisite sliced veneers showcasing the natural beauty of African hardwoods. Crown-cut, quarter-cut, and specialty figured veneers for luxury furniture, architectural paneling, and bespoke interior applications.
Hardness
N/A - Veneer Product
Origin
Sliced in Europe from African logs
Wood Wall Panels
Acoustic & Decorative Panels
Innovative wall panel systems featuring African hardwood veneers with acoustic performance options. Slat panels, 3D textured surfaces, and integrated sound absorption for contemporary architectural design.
Hardness
N/A - Panel Product
Origin
European manufacture with African veneers
Species by Application
Premium Hardwoods
High-value species for fine furniture and luxury applications
Technical Comparison
| Species | Density | Hardness (Janka) | Workability | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| African Mahogany | 640 kg/m³ (40 lbs/ft³) | 1,070 lbf (4,760 N) | Easy to work with both hand and machine tools. Glues and finishes well. Interlocked grain may tearout during planing. | Cameroon, West Africa |
| Sapele | 670 kg/m³ (42 lbs/ft³) | 1,510 lbf (6,700 N) | Sapele can be troublesome to work in some machining operations, resulting in tearout due to its interlocked grain. It will also react when put into direct contact with iron. Turns, glues, and finishes well. | Cameroon, Central Africa |
| Iroko | 660 kg/m³ (41 lbs/ft³) | 1,260 lbf (5,600 N) | Good workability despite interlocked grain. May cause slight blunting of tools. Excellent for turning, gluing, and finishing. | Cameroon, West Africa |
| Ebony (Black Ebony) | 1,050 kg/m³ (65 lbs/ft³) | 3,080 lbf (13,700 N) | Extremely hard and dense. Difficult to work with hand tools. Requires sharp, high-quality cutting tools. Finishes to a high natural polish. | Cameroon, Central Africa |
| Bubinga | 870 kg/m³ (54 lbs/ft³) | 2,690 lbf (11,900 N) | Can be difficult to work due to high density and interlocked grain. Requires sharp tools. Finishes beautifully to a high polish. | Cameroon, Equatorial Africa |
| Teak | 655 kg/m³ (41 lbs/ft³) | 1,070 lbf (4,740 N) | Easy to work despite high silica content. Natural oils aid in gluing. Excellent finishing properties. | Plantation grown, processed in Cameroon |
| Wenge | 870 kg/m³ (54 lbs/ft³) | 1,930 lbf (8,600 N) | Difficult to work due to hardness and tendency to splinter. Can cause skin irritation. Pre-drill for nailing. Takes finish well. | Cameroon, Central Africa |
| Padauk | 745 kg/m³ (46 lbs/ft³) | 1,970 lbf (8,760 N) | Good workability with both hand and machine tools. Turns well. May cause slight blunting of cutting edges. Finishes beautifully. | Cameroon, Central Africa |
| Doussié (Afzelia) | 820 kg/m³ (51 lbs/ft³) | 1,810 lbf (8,050 N) | Can be difficult to work due to density and interlocked grain. Good resistance to termites and marine borers. Finishes well. | Cameroon, Central Africa |
| Sipo (Utile) | 660 kg/m³ (41 lbs/ft³) | 1,390 lbf (6,160 N) | Generally easy to work despite interlocked grain. Glues, stains, and finishes well. Good for both hand and machine tools. | Cameroon, West Africa |
| Okoumé | 430 kg/m³ (27 lbs/ft³) | 380 lbf (1,700 N) | Exceptional workability with hand and machine tools. Easy to glue, nail, and screw. Takes stain and finishes beautifully. Ideal for plywood production. | Cameroon, Gabon, Central Africa |
| Ayous (Obeche) | 380 kg/m³ (24 lbs/ft³) | 320 lbf (1,420 N) | One of the easiest woods to work. Machines, glues, and finishes excellently. Takes stain very well. Low silica content means minimal tool wear. | Cameroon, West Africa |
| Bilinga | 740 kg/m³ (46 lbs/ft³) | 1,630 lbf (7,250 N) | Moderately difficult to work due to interlocked grain and density. Requires sharp tools. Pre-drilling recommended for nails. Finishes well. | Cameroon, Central Africa |
| Movingui | 710 kg/m³ (44 lbs/ft³) | 1,550 lbf (6,890 N) | Generally good workability despite density. Some silica content may dull cutting edges. Glues and finishes well. | Cameroon, West Africa |
| Azobé (Ekki) | 1,065 kg/m³ (66 lbs/ft³) | 3,140 lbf (13,970 N) | Very difficult to work due to extreme hardness and density. Requires carbide-tipped tools. Pre-drilling essential. Excellent durability class 1. | Cameroon, Central Africa |
| Béte (Mansonia) | 610 kg/m³ (38 lbs/ft³) | 1,180 lbf (5,250 N) | Works well with hand and machine tools. Dust can be irritating - respiratory protection recommended. Glues and finishes beautifully. | Cameroon, West Africa |
| Dibetou (African Walnut) | 550 kg/m³ (34 lbs/ft³) | 990 lbf (4,400 N) | Good workability overall. Interlocked grain may cause tearout during planing. Takes stain and finish exceptionally well. | Cameroon, Central Africa |
| Framiré (Idigbo) | 560 kg/m³ (35 lbs/ft³) | 820 lbf (3,650 N) | Works easily with both hand and machine tools. Good dimensional stability. Glues and finishes well. Takes preservative treatment effectively. | Cameroon, West Africa |
| Kosipo | 740 kg/m³ (46 lbs/ft³) | 1,510 lbf (6,700 N) | Similar to other Entandrophragma species. May cause tearout due to interlocked grain. Finishes excellently with proper technique. | Cameroon, Central Africa |
| Moabi | 800 kg/m³ (50 lbs/ft³) | 2,020 lbf (8,980 N) | Works well despite high density. Excellent dimensional stability. Takes an exceptional polish. Ideal for precision work. | Cameroon, Central Africa |
| Niangon | 680 kg/m³ (42 lbs/ft³) | 1,420 lbf (6,320 N) | Moderately easy to work. Interlocked grain may cause some tearout. Good dimensional stability. Finishes well. | Cameroon, West Africa |
| Tiama (Edinam) | 560 kg/m³ (35 lbs/ft³) | 1,070 lbf (4,760 N) | Good workability for an Entandrophragma species. Glues and finishes well. Some care needed with interlocked grain. | Cameroon, Central Africa |
| Zebrawood | 790 kg/m³ (49 lbs/ft³) | 1,830 lbf (8,140 N) | Moderately difficult to work due to interlocked grain. Can cause tearout. Pre-drilling recommended. Takes an excellent finish. | Cameroon, Central Africa |
| Ovangkol (Amazakoué) | 830 kg/m³ (52 lbs/ft³) | 1,630 lbf (7,250 N) | Moderately difficult due to density and interlocked grain. Excellent acoustic properties. Takes finish very well. | Cameroon, West Africa |
| Bossé (Guarea) | 600 kg/m³ (37 lbs/ft³) | 1,100 lbf (4,890 N) | Works easily with both hand and machine tools. Good dimensional stability. Glues, stains, and finishes well. | Cameroon, West Africa |
| Scots Pine (Redwood) | 510 kg/m³ (32 lbs/ft³) | 540 lbf (2,400 N) | Excellent workability with hand and machine tools. Takes nails and screws well. Good for staining and finishing. | Northern Europe, Scandinavia |
| Norway Spruce (Whitewood) | 450 kg/m³ (28 lbs/ft³) | 380 lbf (1,690 N) | Very easy to work with all tools. Excellent for machining, planing, and sanding. Takes paint and stain well. | Scandinavia, Northern Europe |
| Douglas Fir | 530 kg/m³ (33 lbs/ft³) | 660 lbf (2,940 N) | Good workability despite density. Excellent structural properties. May require pre-drilling near edges. | North America, Pacific Northwest |
| Western Red Cedar | 370 kg/m³ (23 lbs/ft³) | 350 lbf (1,560 N) | Exceptionally easy to work. Very lightweight. Natural oils may affect adhesives. Takes finishes beautifully. | Pacific Northwest, North America |
| European Larch | 590 kg/m³ (37 lbs/ft³) | 590 lbf (2,620 N) | Good workability despite higher density. Natural resins may cause resin bleed. Pre-drilling recommended. | Central Europe, Alpine Regions |
| Sitka Spruce | 430 kg/m³ (27 lbs/ft³) | 510 lbf (2,270 N) | Excellent workability. Premium grades are knot-free with consistent properties. Superior finishing. | Pacific Northwest, Alaska, British Columbia |
| Radiata Pine | 480 kg/m³ (30 lbs/ft³) | 460 lbf (2,050 N) | Excellent workability and machinability. Takes preservative treatment exceptionally well. Easy to paint and stain. | New Zealand, Chile, Australia |
| Western Hemlock | 470 kg/m³ (29 lbs/ft³) | 500 lbf (2,220 N) | Excellent machining properties. Takes finishes exceptionally well. Non-resinous for clean gluing. | Pacific Northwest, British Columbia |
| Maritime Pine | 510 kg/m³ (32 lbs/ft³) | 540 lbf (2,400 N) | Good workability but resin may cause issues. Takes preservative treatment well. Suitable for exterior use when treated. | Portugal, France, Mediterranean |
| Siberian Larch | 640 kg/m³ (40 lbs/ft³) | 680 lbf (3,020 N) | Harder than most softwoods. Requires sharp tools. Pre-drilling recommended. Exceptional durability class 3. | Siberia, Russian Far East |
| Marine Plywood | 550 kg/m³ (34 lbs/ft³) | N/A - Panel Product | Excellent machinability. Clean cutting with standard woodworking tools. Bonds well with marine adhesives and epoxy. | Manufactured in Europe from African veneers |
| Construction Plywood | 600 kg/m³ (37 lbs/ft³) | N/A - Panel Product | Good machinability with carbide tools. Suitable for nailing, screwing, and structural connections. | Manufactured from African hardwood veneers |
| Decorative Plywood | 550 kg/m³ (34 lbs/ft³) | N/A - Panel Product | Excellent for fine woodworking. Edge-banding friendly. Takes lacquer and oil finishes beautifully. | European manufacture with African face veneers |
| Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) | 480 kg/m³ (30 lbs/ft³) | N/A - Structural Panel | CNC machined to precise specifications. Pre-cut openings for windows, doors, and services. Assembly on-site. | European manufacture, certified sustainable softwood |
| Glued Laminated Timber (Glulam) | 450-550 kg/m³ depending on species | N/A - Structural Element | Factory manufactured to specification. Site cutting possible with appropriate tools. Pre-drilled connection points. | European certified sustainable softwood |
| Solid Wood Flooring | 700-900 kg/m³ depending on species | Varies: Doussié 1810 lbf, Iroko 1260 lbf, Wenge 1930 lbf | Kiln-dried to 8-10% MC. Pre-finished or unfinished. Tongue and groove or click-lock profiles available. | Cameroon, Central Africa |
| Engineered Wood Flooring | 650 kg/m³ (40 lbs/ft³) | Depends on wear layer species | Click-lock or tongue-and-groove installation. Floating, glue-down, or nail-down methods. DIY-friendly. | European manufacture with African hardwood wear layer |
| Parquet Flooring | 750 kg/m³ (47 lbs/ft³) average | Varies by species selection | Pre-assembled panels or individual blocks. Professional installation recommended for complex patterns. | European manufacture with African hardwoods |
| Decorative Veneers | N/A - Veneer Product | N/A - Veneer Product | Paper-backed or raw veneer. Suitable for vacuum pressing, membrane pressing, or hand laying. | Sliced in Europe from African logs |
| Wood Wall Panels | Varies by construction | N/A - Panel Product | Modular panel systems with concealed fixing. CNC customization available. Quick professional installation. | European manufacture with African veneers |
Understanding Wood Properties
Janka Hardness
Measures resistance to denting and wear. Higher numbers indicate harder wood.
Density (Specific Gravity)
Weight compared to water. Affects strength, workability, and shipping costs.
Workability
How easily the wood can be cut, shaped, and finished with hand and power tools.
Durability Rating
Natural resistance to decay, insects, and moisture when used outdoors or in harsh conditions.
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