Kwila Handrails
by ITI NZ
Auckland
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The heartwood is yellowish-brown, brown or dark red, red-brown, turning to a dark red-brown with age. The wood is hard and heavy, the texture is moderately coarse but even and the grain may be straight or interlocked and is often wavy. Sulphur-yellow and dark coloured deposits are characteristic of the species and can be commonly seen in the vessel cavities.
Product Details
- Product
- Kwila Handrails
- Category
- Timber Cladding
- Sold by
- ITI NZ
- Range
- ITI
- Brand
- ITI
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The heartwood is yellowish-brown, brown or dark red, red-brown, turning to a dark red-brown with age.
The wood is hard and heavy, the texture is moderately coarse but even and the grain may be straight or interlocked and is often wavy. Sulphur-yellow and dark coloured deposits are characteristic of the species and can be commonly seen in the vessel cavities.
- Features
Sustainability: This wood species is not listed in the CITES Appendices, but is on the IUCN Red List. It is listed as vulnerable due to a population reduction of over 20% in the past three generations, caused by a decline in its natural range, and exploitation.
We do not recommend acrylic coating, since it changes the natural colour.
- Scope of use
Kwila can be commonly applied for exterior structure, exterior deck/floor, exterior doors/windows, interior structure, interior furniture and interior flooring applications.
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Kwila Handrails
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