2 Container Of OKOUME Timber Loaded to DominicanaSpecies: OKOUME KD TimberThickness: 50mmWidth: free widthLength: 2.4m up Destination port: Caucedo, DominicanaOrigin: Gabon Read More

3 Container Of SAPELLI Timber Loaded To PakistanSpecies: SAPELLI AD TimberThickness: 50mmWidth: free widthLength: 2.4m up Destination port: Karachi, PakistanOrigin: DRC Read More

For plywood mills, furniture manufacturers, door producers, and timber importers, veneer quality is measured in more than appearance. Buyers also need sheets that are consistent, practical to handle, suitable for bonding, and matched to the final product. African okoume veneer offers a valuable balance of low weight, attractive color, good processing performance, and versatile end use. Read More

Looking for a wood veneer that blends stunning natural beauty, reliable performance, and endless versatility? Meet Okoume veneer — the hidden gem straight from the lush forests of Central and West Africa. Far more than a common wood material, it is nature’s refined gift, crafted to elevate modern furniture, interior design, and woodworking projects with effortless grace and practicality. Read More

When manufacturers choose a natural wood veneer, appearance is only part of the decision. Consistency, workability, weight, supply, grading, and suitability for further processing can be just as important. Read More

Okoume veneer is a popular natural wood veneer valued for its lightweight properties, attractive grain, warm color, and excellent workability. Widely used in furniture manufacturing, plywood, doors, wall panels, and interior decoration, it offers a practical combination of natural beauty and versatility. Read More

Scattered across the vast savannas and dry woodlands of southern Africa grows a precious tree species renowned for its natural beauty and practical versatility. Locally known as Umbila and scientifically named Pterocarpus angolensis, it is commonly referred to as Angola padauk in Chinese classification. Read More

Umbila (Pterocarpus angolensis), often referred to as African Rosewood or Angola Padauk, is an emerging high-value hardwood gaining attention in international markets. Read More

When architects, furniture manufacturers, and developers search for premium hardwoods, Teak (Tectona grandis) is often considered the benchmark. However, Umbila (Pterocarpus angolensis)—sometimes called African Teak—has gained increasing attention as a beautiful, durable, and cost-effective alternative for luxury projects. Read More

When the global timber market talks about premium hardwoods, the first names that usually come to mind are Teak, Walnut, and Oak. However, among professional timber buyers, more and more importers are paying attention to species that have not yet been fully recognized by the mainstream market but possess tremendous growth potential. Read More

If you’re searching for affordable premium hardwood that looks similar to rosewood with stable quality, Umbila, also named Pterocarpus Angolensis, is your ideal pick. Sourced from Southern Africa, this popular timber gains growing popularity among global furniture factories, flooring producers and wood importers for its outstanding cost performance. Read More

Among Africa's most respected hardwood species, Umbila (Pterocarpus angolensis) stands out for its exceptional beauty, durability, and versatility. Widely distributed across Southern Africa, particularly in Angola, Namibia, Zambia, Botswana, and Mozambique, Umbila​ has earned a strong reputation in international markets for high-end furniture, interior joinery, and decorative woodworking applications. Read More