Goncalo Alves
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Hickory
The sapwood is white and usually wide and generally preferred, while the heartwood is brown to reddish brown in colour.
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Imbuia
The heartwood is yellowish or olive to a chocolate brown in colour, frequently variegated and sometimes figured.
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Iroko
When freshly cut the heartwood is a distinct yellow in colour but on exposure to light it quickly becomes golden brown.
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Jacaranda
White in colour with attractive markings.
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Jelutong
The wood is creamy-white when first cut turning a pale straw colour after exposure.
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Kiaat
MUKWA)
The heartwood is brown in colour with irregular reddish streaks.
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MAHOGANY - African
Light pinkish brown to a deep reddish shade.
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MAHOGANY - Brazilian
The wood is variable in colour, ranging from pale or medium reddish brown to deep rich red.
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MAPLE
The heartwood is light reddish brown and the sapwood white in colour.
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MATUMI
Mingerhout)
The sapwood is not clearly defined from the heartwood which is yellowish brown with darker markings.
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MERANTI
Red Meranti
Seraya) has a light coloured sapwood and red brown to dark red heartwood.
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MERBAU
The narrow sapwood is whitish to pale yellow, the heartwood is orange brown or dark red brown.
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OAK - Red
The timber varies in colour from pink to pale reddish brown, there is usually a reddish cast to the wood.
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OAK - Silky
The timber is pinkish or reddish brown turning brown with age.
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OAK - White
American white oak varies in colour, ranging from pale yellow brown to a pale reddish brown, often with a pinkish tint.
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OBECHE
Wa Wa)
The timber is creamy white to pale yellow in colour with little or no distinction between sapwood and heartwood.
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OREGON PINE
Douglas Fir)
The sapwood is lighter in colour than the heartwood, which varies from yellow to a reddish brown colour.
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