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Iroko Lumber Production in Our African Sawmill
Iroko is often referred to as the "African Teak" because of its excellent durability, attractive appearance, and outstanding performance in outdoor and indoor applications.
Iroko is widely used for:
Hardwood flooring
Furniture manufacturing
Doors and windows
Exterior cladding
Decking projects
Boat building
Interior decoration
Construction and joinery
Its natural resistance to insects, moisture, and decay makes it one of the most popular African hardwood species in global markets.

Production begins with carefully selected Iroko logs sourced from African forests. Large-diameter logs are transported to the sawmill and processed using industrial band saw equipment.
The sawing process is designed to maximize lumber recovery while maintaining consistent dimensions and quality.
At the mill, our team monitors:
Log grading and selection
Cutting accuracy
Lumber dimensions
Surface quality
Production efficiency
Final lumber sorting
The photos show workers operating machinery, trimming boards, and preparing freshly sawn Iroko timber for stacking and export.

Direct access to African hardwood resources
On-site sawmill supervision
Professional quality inspection
Stable production capacity
Competitive pricing
Reliable export services
Long-term supply partnerships
Through strong cooperation with African sawmills and continuous quality monitoring, SHD WOOD delivers premium Iroko lumber to customers across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
If you are looking for a trusted supplier of African Iroko lumber, contact SHD WOOD for current stock availability, specifications, and export quotations.

SHD WOOD – Your Reliable Partner for African Hardwood Supply.
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