OTHER WOODS USED IN THE MANUFACTURING OF OUR TABLES

BUBINGA
Bubinga, commonly known as African Rosewood, is grown in West Africa. It is a very expensive wood used on exotic furniture and fine musical instruments such as harps. This highly figured veneer gives a burled appearance to the wood.

AFRICAN WALNUT
This beautiful wood is used on the Charleston table and some of our game room furniture. It has a strong grain pattern with luxurious brown and amber hues.

TROPICAL CONIFER
This Tropical Conifer is grown extensively in Zimbabwe. It is a softer timber but has a fascinating grain which stains beautifully. With Tropical Conifer you can get a very appealing style, superbly constructed table at an economical price

SALIGNA
This hardwood tree (also known as Eucalyptus) has a tight grain pattern similar to mahogany but much harder and better suited to furniture and billiard table construction. It is plantation grown in Zimbabwe although it is indigenous to Australia