Product Description: Acacia Timber Our live edge timbers can be cut down to square edge, select this option in the drop-down above. Do call us or get in touch on our Contact Us page and speak to our passionate team if you have any queries. Overview From the warm regions of Africa, Australia, and Asia, Acacia is renowned for its resilience and vibrant aesthetic. This timber is distinctive, not just for its toughness but also for its unique grain patterns and hues ranging from golden yellows to rich browns. Due to its exceptional durability and eye-catching appearance, Acacia is a preferred choice for furniture, flooring, and various outdoor projects. Appearance Board Edges: Available in Waney Edge / Live Edge or Square Edge. Colour & Grain: Acacia boasts a bright golden hue, sometimes deepening to a rich brown. Its grain, often wavy or interlocking, gives it a dynamic, unpredictable character. Patterns: While often exhibiting a relatively uniform look, the grain in Acacia can present exciting swirls and whirls, adding depth and allure. Special Note: Acacia’s natural oils make it particularly resistant to water and pests, enhancing its suitability for outdoor applications. For those desiring a blend of tropical vibrancy with rugged endurance, Timber Lot’s Acacia Timber is an unparalleled selection. Technical Specification Common Name: Popularly termed as Acacia. Family: Fabaceae (or Leguminosae) Genus: Acacia Measurement Details: Supplied in cubic metres (M3) (1M3 is tantamount to 35.315 Ft3.) Weight (Kiln Dried): 510 KG/M3. Format: Waney edge sawn boards or straight edge sawn boards. Width: Plank widths begin at 150mm, potentially beyond 250mm – call us if you have specific requirements. Uses of Acacia Furniture: With its vivacious grain and resilient nature, Acacia is a favourite in furniture crafting. Flooring: Its hardness combined with a striking appearance makes it a top contender for flooring solutions. Outdoor Decking: Acacia’s inherent resistance to weather elements earmarks it for outdoor decking and patios. Boat Building: The timber’s resistance to water has led to its use in boat construction. Carvings: Acacia’s workable yet sturdy nature makes it fitting for detailed carvings and sculptures. Musical Instruments: Due to its resonant qualities, it finds its way into the crafting of select musical instruments. Characteristics of Acacia Colour: Acacia unfolds a spectrum from bright golden tones to deeper browns. Grain: Characterised by an often wavy or interlocking grain, it offers a vibrant, animated look. Durability: Thanks to its innate oils, it showcases impressive longevity, especially outdoors. Workability: Despite its hardness, it is responsive to tools, aiding craftsmen in achieving precise finishes. Finishing: Its vibrant tones take on an added lustre when finished, enriching its inherent splendor. Texture: Its texture, dense yet smooth, offers a delightful tactile experience, sometimes punctuated by its lively grain patterns. Further details about our Grades can be found here.
