Iroko Massiccio 60x300 Sp10mm

Iroko wood, also known as Chlorophora excelsa or African teak, is an exotic wood originating from West Africa. It is often used in various carpentry projects, including flooring, outdoor furniture, and INTERNI, and for other applications due to its durable properties and natural beauty.

Iroko is a golden-yellow wood with dark veins. Its grain is often straight but can be slightly wavy. Over time, the color of iroko tends to darken and develop a golden patina.

Thickness: An Iroko floor with UNO thickness of 10 millimeters (mm) is considered thin and can be used in situations where saving height space is necessary or for renovation over existing floors.

Hardness: Iroko is known for its high hardness, making it resistant to scratches and dents. It is a wood that can withstand heavy traffic without significant damage.

Finish: The finish of an Iroko floor can vary. It can be oiled, varnished, or left natural, depending on aesthetic preferences and the desired level of maintenance.

Durability: Iroko is a wood resistant to moisture and warping, making it suitable for a variety of environments, including those subject to humidity variations.

Maintenance: Maintaining an Iroko floor generally requires regular cleaning to remove dirt and moisture. The chosen surface finish will affect the maintenance required.