Description Selling approx. 500 bd. ft. asking $10/bd ft. We have 8/4 and 4/4 in varying widths and lengths (6" to 8" wide by approx. 8' to 15' in length) Iroko / African Teak Characteristics Since Iroko has good weathering properties, it's a decent substitute for teak and even shares a similar color range. Medium to coarse texture with an interlocking grain that often produces interesting patterns. Open pores requires filling for a smooth finish. Works pretty easily with both power and hand tools. Color Range Color varies from pale golden brown to dark chocolate brown. Other Names African Teak, Moreira, Abang, Doussie, Mvule, Iroko, Mvuli, Kambala, Odum Some Typical Uses Boat building and marine work, furniture and cabinet work. What's the Tree Like? The tree is quite large and may reach 160 feet in height. The bole is straight, cylindrical, and may be clear of branches to 80 feet. Logs usually average about 30'' diameter. Iroko / African Teak grows in Primari Category - Wood Subcategory - Cut Boards Country - United States State - Florida City - Sarasota Location - Cortez