Monkey Pod Wood comes finished with legs K42003
If interested in slab only, unfinished, no legs. Contact us for discounted price.
98"x40"x2
Approximately 8 feet by 3.25 feet. The boards are natural and not straight on the sides so with width varies depending on the part of the board. The measurement for width is based on the widest part of the wood.
Monkey pod wood (also known as Acacia) has many benefits, including:
• Durability: Monkey pod wood is strong and durable, making it suitable for both
indoor and outdoor use. It's resistant to moisture, rot, and insects.
• Sustainability: Monkey pod trees grow quickly and absorb carbon dioxide. They
can be planted in tropical regions around the world.
• Easy to work with: Monkey pod wood has a straight grain and coarse texture,
making it easy to carve into interesting shapes. It also has a low shrinkage when
drying, so it can be worked with when it's still green and moist.
• Versatile: Monkey pod wood can be used for many things, including furniture,
cabinetry, veneer, plywood, carving, millwork, and more.
• Termite-resistant: The core of monkey pod wood is naturally termite-resistant.
• Beautiful grain lines: Monkey pod wood has beautiful grain lines.
• Less expensive: Monkey pod wood is less expensive than Koa and Cuban
Mahogany.
Monkey pod wood is native to Central America but is now grown throughout the tropics.
Monkey Pod Wood comes finished with legs K42003
If interested in slab only, unfinished, no legs. Contact us for discounted price.
98"x40"x2
Approximately 8 feet by 3.25 feet. The boards are natural and not straight on the sides so with width varies depending on the part of the board. The measurement for width is based on the widest part of the wood.
Monkey pod wood (also known as Acacia) has many benefits, including:
• Durability: Monkey pod wood is strong and durable, making it suitable for both
indoor and outdoor use. It's resistant to moisture, rot, and insects.
• Sustainability: Monkey pod trees grow quickly and absorb carbon dioxide. They
can be planted in tropical regions around the world.
• Easy to work with: Monkey pod wood has a straight grain and coarse texture,
making it easy to carve into interesting shapes. It also has a low shrinkage when
drying, so it can be worked with when it's still green and moist.
• Versatile: Monkey pod wood can be used for many things, including furniture,
cabinetry, veneer, plywood, carving, millwork, and more.
• Termite-resistant: The core of monkey pod wood is naturally termite-resistant.
• Beautiful grain lines: Monkey pod wood has beautiful grain lines.
• Less expensive: Monkey pod wood is less expensive than Koa and Cuban
Mahogany.
Monkey pod wood is native to Central America but is now grown throughout the tropics.