Hardwood Species

Hardwood Species

QUALITY EXOTIC HARDWOOD SPECIES

At Trading Expression, we are one of the leading exotic hardwoods Camaroon suppliers. Our wide range of hardwood has been responsibly sourced from the extremely hot and humid Cameroonian forests which have developed a natural resistance to humidity and warmth.

We currently stock a good selection of huge dried African Ebony, Mahogany, Eyong, Okan, Tali, Dibetou, Amouk, and Padauk, as well as a selection of beautiful and popular classics.

Being a reputed and experienced forester and trader whether you are looking for a range of hardwood for your next home project, visually stunning wooden flooring for your office, or even a bespoke cut-to-size timber service to invoke a feeling of warmth and attractiveness in your house, we can deliver quality hardwood at affordable prices.

Unique hardwood for any application

At Trading Expression, as reputed exotic hardwoods Cameroon suppliers, we have a rigorous inspection, quality check, and more to ensure that the exotic hardwood meets the expectations of our customers. We only purchase our raw materials from suppliers who meet all our criteria and requirements and are at the top of their game in the market.

This level of professionalism also ranges to our shipping and transport executives who ensure that only the best quality wood gets delivered to your home. Our forester and trader company provides a wide range of choices for interior and exterior applications such as flooring, tabletops, decking, and more.

Impress your guests as well as your clients by installing top-quality, aesthetic hardwood flooring that not only increases the attractiveness of your property but its value as well.

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African Ebony

Pink-colored, but darkens to a pale red brown

African Mahogany

Pink when freshly cut, darkening to a reddish-brown, with pale goldern-brown zones, on exposure

African Padauk

Vivid reddish orange color that changes to a purplish-rose colored hue

Afrormosia

White to pale-straw in colour with no clear distinction between sapwood and heartwood

Afzelia

Pale yellow to white, while the heartwood ranges from light brown to reddish-brown

Amouk

Dark wood color Coppery brown with dark brown veins

Ayous

Creamy-white to pale-straw in colour

Azobe

Coarse textured wood with a very tight interlocked grain

Bete

Heartwood can be yellow-brown, grey-brown or light mauve

Bilinga

Yellow or aureate colour which darkens with time

Bosse

Pale pinkish brown, darkening with age to a more golden to medium brown

Bubinga

Red-brown with lighter red to purple veining

Dibetou

Bronze orange-brown, with gum lines causing black streaks or lines

Eyong

Pale yellow with white streaks

Frake

Grey to pale yellow or pinkish white, darkening to pale reddish brown

Ilomba

Whitish to pinkish brown, sometimes with yellowish markings

Iroko

Golden-orange to brown, lighter vessel lines are conspicuous on flat saw surfaces

Kosipo

Dull brown to dark purplish brown, slightly darkening upon exposure

Makore

From pink-red to blood red and red-brown

Moabi

one of the most sensual and satisfying of hardwoods that a furniture maker can encounter

Movingui

Yellow to orangish brown; color tends to darken with age

Niove

Brown to orange-brown with darker brown streaks

Okan

Yellowish brown, often with a slight green tinge

Sapele

Medium to dark reddish brown or purplish brown

Sipo

From a pink-brown when fresh cut to deep red-brown

Tali

Yellowish brown to reddish brown

Wengue

Dark brown, amost black

Zingana

Light golden-yellow with narrow veining streaks of dark brown to almost black