- Surfaces are planed to display wood grain unless otherwise noted.
- Thickness may occasionally vary by up to 1/4".
- Will not contain soft rot, wane, cracks, or pith unless otherwise noted in the listing.
Kiln Dried Afromosia
Afromosia (Pericopsis elata)—is a premium African hardwood prized for its rich color, strength, and refined appearance. Often used as a substitute for Teak. The wood ranges from golden brown to deep amber or medium brown, often darkening with age and developing a beautiful, teak-like patina.
Afromosia turns smoothly with sharp tools, producing clean cuts and crisp detail. Its grain is generally straight to slightly interlocked with a fine to medium texture, allowing it to sand easily and finish to a smooth, elegant surface. When properly dried, afromosia offers excellent stability and durability.
Common uses include turning blanks, bowls, spindles, furniture components, cabinetry, and high-end decorative turnings.
Please note: Kiln-dried woods may vary in thickness by up to 1/4", but will usually be only 1/8" undersized due to surfacing.
Kiln-dried to below 10% moisture content.
End grain is sealed in wax to help limit moisture changes.
Protective wax seal guaranteed for 30 days.
Guaranteed defect-free unless otherwise noted in the listing.
All orders fulfilled within two business days.
Shipments fully insured against loss and damage.
Images of turned items are AI-generated illustrations of how the wood may look when turned and finished.
Please note: Kiln-dried woods may vary in thickness by up to 1/4", but will usually be only 1/8" undersized due to surfacing.
Kiln-dried to below 10% moisture content.
End grain is sealed in wax to help limit moisture changes.
Protective wax seal guaranteed for 30 days.
Guaranteed defect-free unless otherwise noted in the listing.
All orders fulfilled within two business days.
Shipments fully insured against loss and damage.
Images of turned items are AI-generated illustrations of how the wood may look when turned and finished.
Don't see the size you need? Contact us—we may be able to cut it for you. Most woods are only available in the thicknesses seen!
