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Tali wood

Tali is a tropical hardwood species primarily found in Western and Central Africa. Freshly sawn Tali heartwood exhibits a striking yellow to orange-brown. The sapwood is yellowish-grey and creates a distinct contrast with the heartwood. Tali is a very heavy and durable species that is supplied as rough sawn timber and can be re-sawn and machined to various profiles for specific applications.

Tali wood

Tali wood offers numerous advantages that make it an excellent choice for various applications. Its exceptional durability allows it to withstand outdoor conditions without additional treatment, making it ideal for marine and heavy-duty constructions. The wood's impressive strength ensures reliability in load-bearing structures, while its versatility enables its use in a wide range of projects, mainly in civil engineering.

Applications of Tali wood

Tali timber is of outstanding durability and an interesting aesthetic appeal, that make it a good choice for projects requiring long-lasting timber species, such as:

  • Piers
  • Street Furniture
  • Decking
  • Horsebox timbers

Belonging to the D40 strength class, Tali's heartwood boasts good resistance to decay, termites, and marine borers, making it very suitable for many outdoor applications.

Characteristics of Tali wood

Alternative timber species

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Tali timber : Durable and versatile

Tali timber is renowned for its exceptional durability and longevity. It is highly resistant to weather conditions, fungi, and insects, making it an excellent choice for outdoor applications such as bridges, shipbuilding, and street furniture.
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