Bubinga
Bubinga (Guibourtia demeusei, Guibourtia pellegriniana, Guibourtia tessmannii)
Occurrence: equatorial Africa, Other names: Kevazingo, Essingang, Binbinga, Waku, Ovang, Tree size: height 40 - 45 m, trunk diameter 1 - 2 m, Dry weight volume: 890 kg/m3, Janka hardness: 10 720 N
Core wood is pink-red, white wood is white. The fibers are straight or wavy with a fine texture and a slight natural shine, it is very resistant to mold and wood-destroying insects. The wood is hard, but quite easy to work with. It is used for the production of furniture, decorative items, turning. Bubinga is listed on CITES.
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Hardwood of pink color, in some cases also with red veining, for turning, knife handles, production of decorative items, etc.
Hardwood of pink color, in some cases also with red veining, for turning, knife handles, production of decorative items, etc.
Hardwood of pink color, in some cases also with red veining, for turning, knife handles, production of decorative items, etc.
Hardwood of pink color, in some cases also with red veining, for turning, knife handles, production of decorative items, etc.
Hardwood of pink color, in some cases also with red veining, for turning, knife handles, production of decorative items, etc.
