Decking Iroko

Description

Iroko comes from countries such as Angola, Sierra Leone, Ethiopia and other equatorial Africa countries. Its color is very similar to Teak, ranging from brownish yellow to green.



The flexural strength is good and the hardness is medium to high, this gives a good resistance to shocks.



Iroko is generally used to make medium / large floors and medium / high treading frequencies, for use in private, residential and public situations.



It resists well outdoors and is therefore ideal for naval constructions, pool edges, garden paths, bridges, bridges, landings, floors for terraces, restaurants, bars, pubs, beach walkways, carpentry, carpentry.



Thanks to its color that is very similar to teak, it is also used in the furniture industry.


From the point of view of durability, iroko wood is excellent: even in rather humid environments, durability is excellent and it resists very well to thermal excursions.
Available in first choice planks with a non-slip side and a smooth side.